Add support for percentage syntax for width and height options.#15
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Add support for percentage syntax for width and height options.#15cmanley wants to merge 2 commits intomkdynamic:masterfrom
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September 3, 2017 02:30
Support percentage width and height options such as "80%" or "80% of screen" or "80% of parent"
Updated README with notes about new percentage syntax for width and height.
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Now you can use percentage strings as values for width and height, e.g.:
"80%"
or
"80% of screen"
or
"80% of parent"
To calculate the absolute width/height, the code needs to know percentage of what.
If no "of" is specified, then the string in the option "center" is assumed if set, else it assumes "screen".