In your DCL, if you plan to assign a width to a interactive tile, yes,
assign the width but you also need to include fixed_width=true;
in order for this to occur. Otherwise the tile fills the row.
Alternate is to place the interactive tile inside a container [:row {...]
and assign the container as having a fixed width.
I frequently use constants to keep the DCL's total character count down:
//
rfwtac :row {fixed_width=true; alignment=centered;}
//
then:
:rfwtac {popup_list {key = "mylist"; width = 20; height = 20;}}
"fixed_width_font" default value is false and need not be declared.
Other constants I have been known to employ:
swh0;
swh1;
:rfwt {...}
:but12 {key= ; label= ;}
...this is effective as long as the constants are used more than once.
For your dialog, it looks as if the text_part and edit_box can have
constants applied as well [width and edit_width]...
For best results use LSP to set_tile the text_part - this keeps white space minimized:
(setq n 1)
(while (<= n 20)
(set_tile (strcat "Serie" (itoa n)) (strcat "Serie " (itoa n)))
(setq n (1+ n))
);while
???
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