import flet as ft from reusable_controls import CustomControl, PathControl path_control = PathControl(“Enter Source Path”, “Find”) path_control_2 = PathControl(“Enter Destination Path”, “Browse”) home_controls = ft.Column( spacing=10, expand=True, controls=[path_control, path_control_2, ft.Container( alignment=ft.alignment.Alignment(0, 0), content=ft.ElevatedButton( content=ft.Text(value=”Run”, size=20), width=150, height=50, style=ft.ButtonStyle( shape=ft.RoundedRectangleBorder(radius=10), ), ), ), ft.Divider(height=10), ft.Column( expand=True, width=800, scroll=ft.ScrollMode.ALWAYS, spacing=10, controls=[CustomControl(“Path”) for _ in range(20)], ), ], ) […]

I’m trying to develop a scratch app with Python Flet. My goal is to find a way to position, or alternatively, to specify controls dimensions relatively to their parent control dimensions. For example, a button width of 70% the container width which is, in turn, the 30% of the page width. In this way, every control dimensions is resized automatically when the page is resized by the user, remaining in the same proportions.
I found interesting this property, but when I reduce the window size something still doesn’t work. I would like that each control in the page reduces its dimensions proportionally according to the window size.

This is my first time writing on stackoverflow. I am quite new to programming, and I did start learning a bit of Flet, since Python was the first thing I learned and I feel more comfy.

While coding I was using os module and (os.system) to change between differents .py, but I didn’t try before to build, and of course there is a problem when building, because it doesn’t work.

I run flutter doctor and the error comes up: Warning: flutter on your path resolves to C:WindowsSystem32flutter, which is not inside your current
Flutter SDK checkout at C:srcflutter. Consider adding C:srcflutterbin to the front of your path.