commit 77cda4001e3121094dcf822ac9280be9a2a0e0e5
author gwt.team.jgw <gwt.team.jgw@8db76d5a-ed1c-0410-87a9-c151d255dfc7> Thu Jul 05 14:07:10 2007 +0000
committer gwt.team.jgw <gwt.team.jgw@8db76d5a-ed1c-0410-87a9-c151d255dfc7> Thu Jul 05 14:07:10 2007 +0000
tree 10e2adec41a45921bdadc5e5b9f082405a3c3822
parent c73470147cb46bdf9e35e19ddf1db257fe6b4f2d

Now that PopupPanel.setWidth(String) and PopupPanel.setHeight(String) actually
set the dimensions of the PopupPanel's child widget instead of the PopupPanel
itself, there are behavioral differences between PopupPanel.getOffsetHeight()
and PopupPanel.getOffsetWidth() between GWT 1.3 and GWT 1.4RC.

PopupPanel.setWidth/PopupPanel.setHeight will only take effect if the panel has
a child widget set. If PopupPanel.setWidth /PopupPanel.setHeight is called
before a child widget for the panel has been set, then
PopupPanel.getOffsetWidth/PopupPanel.getOffsetHeight will NOT include the
width/height that was set. 

In the same scenario in GWT 1.3, the width/height that was set would be
included in the computation of getOffsetWidth/getOffsetHeight, regardless of
whether or not a child widget was set. 

To clarify this difference, javadoc has been added to the setWidth, setHeight,
getOffsetWidth, and getOffsetHeight methods.

Issue: 1148
Patch by: rdayal
Review by: jgw



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