Fix description text ctrl size

[hwf1324]

Manually set the proportion property of description.sizer to 1 and set flag=wx.EXPAND when adding self.description.sizer to contentsSizer.
Set the size of the dialog box and reduce the height of ListBox to increase the height of TextCtrl.
Change "Event &description" to "Event\n&description" to increase the width of the description.

Closes #3

[XLTechie]

Change "Event &description" to "Event\n&description" to increase the width of the description.

As a newline, wouldn't that increase the height not the width? Shouldn't it be a \t instead?

[hwf1324]

Change "Event &description" to "Event\n&description" to increase the width of the description.

As a newline, wouldn't that increase the height not the width? Shouldn't it be a \t instead?

No, the static text control label extrudes the text control that actually displays the event description.

[XLTechie]

@hwf1324 Why the change to the way gui was imported? Actually, you removed the gui import, which doesn't stop it from working, but it's unusual to use parts of a module relying on implied imports.

I'm going to go back to importing gui, and use guiHelper with a from gui import guiHelper, unless you know of something broken by doing that.

Also, you should update your fork; you're several commits behind.

[hwf1324]

@XLTechie

size=self.scaleSize((500, 300)), # height is chosen to ensure the dialog will fit on an 800x600 screen,

Based on the description of the comment, how can I adjust it so that the TextCtrl is higher to show more content?

[hwf1324]

Why the change to the way gui was imported? Actually, you removed the gui import, which doesn't stop it from working, but it's unusual to use parts of a module relying on implied imports.

This was done because the language server could not find a definition for guiHelper. In fact import gui.guiHelper will have both gui and gui.guiHelper variables in global space.

I'm going to go back to importing gui, and use guiHelper with a from gui import guiHelper, unless you know of something broken by doing that.

If this is done, then all calls to gui.guiHelper may have to be changed to guiHelper.

[XLTechie]

This was done because the language server could not find a definition for guiHelper.

Language server? I do not understand.

In fact import gui.guiHelper will have both gui and gui.guiHelper variables in global space.

It does, but as I said it is not standard.

I'm going to go back to importing gui, and use guiHelper with a from gui import guiHelper, unless you know of something broken by doing that.

If this is done, then all calls to gui.guiHelper may have to be changed to guiHelper.

Yes. I did that indeed.
Here is a dev build containing your latest change, with my minor modifications.

[XLTechie]

size=self.scaleSize((500, 300)), # height is chosen to ensure the dialog will fit on an 800x600 screen, Based on the description of the comment, how can I adjust it so that the TextCtrl is higher to show more content?

Raise the second number. This comes from NVDA source, in gui/dpiScalingHelper.py. I am not good with window layout.

[hwf1324]

Meaning as long as the GUI is not larger than 800x600? There is no other special meaning.