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    Robin Dunn wrote:
    What did it do before if the label was too long, just let it overflow
    the static box? If so then I think that the current behavior is better.
    Before it expanded the box to fit the label. I think that is the
    correct behavior. I'm constructing these on the fly so it isn't obvious
    how I can compute the size required for the spacer to assure the box is
    big enough for the label.
    I guess I can figure out what font is being used for the label (how?),
    and get the length on the screen of the text, and set a minimum size
    The current behavior seems wrong to me.
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    Gary Bishop wrote:
    Robin Dunn wrote:

    >What did it do before if the label was too long, just let it overflow
    >the static box? If so then I think that the current behavior is better.

    Before it expanded the box to fit the label. I think that is the correct
    behavior.

    The best size of the staticbox does still take into account the size of
    the label, but I don't think that the wx.StaticBoxSizer has ever checked
    the best size of the staticbox, just the items added to the sizer to be
    contained within the box.

    Ah, I see from your next message you've found a workaround. I was going
    to suggest something like that.

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