Is it just me?  inputbox is now shown as quite narrow in width.
For example:-
looks like the attached image where the prompt is just "Enter".  Also the width of the box is partly affected by the length of the promt.
Any ideas?

Gambas 3.16.3
Kubuntu 20.04

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Hi Bill, only me!

I noticed that the help file says the Prompt is rich text.

<IMG src="https://www.cogier.com/gambas/Inputbox2.png"> </IMG>

So if you change the Prompt as below: -

You get: -
<IMG src="https://www.cogier.com/gambas/Inputbox.png"> </IMG>

If this is not wide enough, my tests showed you could use 29 characters while using Header 1 (<h1>)

This is the code from the InputBox class…


Desktop.Scale is the standard desktop font width so it's limited to 48 normal chars wide otherwise the message text box is set by the text message width.

Thanks Cogier, hadn't thought to check the help pages!
Now:-

looks like:-

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 If you want control Bill InputBox is really easy to import into your program.

Just copy files InputBox.class / FInputBox.class / FInputBox.form into your .src folder from the gambas source in /comp/gb.form/.src
Then rename InputBox.Class to MyInputBox.class (or something)

then you can edit the FInputBox.class file to make the window bigger

InputBox code looks kinda iffy to me.

Try this one…
I've made the InputBoxW.class take another MinWidth arg to set a min width if required
plus made it convert "\n" to "<br>"
plus made the window resize a bit differently…

 The problem occurs with QT4/5.
With GTK inputbox works properly - the width of the textbox seems to be set by the with of text as Bruce points out.
Will give inputboxw a try

I have found there are other differances between QT and GTK, screen display is just one another is printing, one uses 72 dpi the other uses 300 dpi.
I guess it depends on the distro and desktop you use which is best for you.
Since I use Ubuntu and Gnome, GTK is best  for me.

There are just too many choices to make in this world