Eto: Questions about porting to Eto

Hey,

I think you should open separate issues for each of your problems, I can only answer a few points of yours.
Eto does not aim to act the same way on all platforms (as @cwensley said in some of the issues that were raised), it's main aim is to look and act native on each platform, that's the main reason of your problems. You can solve some of them by using Styling

1. This is solvable using Styling
2. I think this is related to this issue and I think it's solvable by styling.
3. Because it's the default WinForms behavior (as far as I remember when worked with winforms) solvable by styling
4. Not all platforms has/supports StatusBar, if I need one, as you said, I make stacked layout with items in it.
5. Why don't you just put Drawable to Scrollable layout and make Drawable control as big as you want?
6. TextBoxCell has a property called TextAlignment and VerticalAlignment:
   C# new GridColumn() { HeaderText = header, DataCell = new TextBoxCell() { Binding = binding, TextAlignment = TextAlignment.Center, VerticalAlignment = VerticalAlignment.Center }, };
7. You already have an answer for that

I'm embarrassed for asking but I'm not able to solve "Is there a way to disable scaling of images in buttons (Button) and why is it enabled by default?" with Styles as suggested by @SlowLogicBoy.
The farest I've been able to go is:

Style.Add<Eto.Wpf.Forms.Controls.ButtonHandler>(null, handler => ?????? ));

Can you provide an example on how you do it?
Thanks

I'm not familiar with wpf, so this is what I can give you:

using swc = System.Windows.Controls;

Style.Add<Eto.Wpf.Forms.Controls.ButtonHandler>(null, handler => {
    var grid = handler.Control.Content as swc.Grid;
    if(grid == null) return; //Something in ButtonHandler changed

    var imageCtrl = grid.GetChildOfType<swc.Image>().SingleOrDefault();
    if(imageCtrl == null) return; //Something in ButtonHandler changed

    //TODO: Stuff with imageCtrl
});

static IEnumerable<T> GetChildOfType<T>(this swc.Grid self)
{
    foreach (var item in self.Children)
    {
        if(item is T ctrl)
            yield return ctrl;
    }
}

How Eto button is made for wpf

Thanks @SlowLogicBoy, your code is definitely a good starting point to gain access to the Wpf Button, I'll try to go on and find out how to disable the scaling on my own :)

For the records, the following snippet does the job:

Style.Add<Eto.Wpf.Forms.Controls.ButtonHandler>(null, handler =>
{
    var grid = handler.Control.Content as swc.Grid;
    if (grid == null)
        return;
    var image = grid.Children.OfType<swc.Image>().FirstOrDefault();
    if (image == null)
        return;
    image.Stretch = System.Windows.Media.Stretch.None;
});

Thanks @SlowLogicBoy for his help