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  1. USAnders Forsgren
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    1. COI think you should look to the WPF grid column width assignment algorithm for reference. http://www.wpftutorial.net/GridLayout.html First look at how the column definitions are made, and then perhaps try to look at the implementation of the measure/arrange code (I'm looking at it through a reflector such as Jetbrains DotPeek or RedGate's Reflector). First, you should ask yourself what the definitions of the sizes are. Are they "desired sizes"? or measured sizes (if they contain children themselves). The wpf columns have 3 distinct settings: fixed/auto/star that make a lot of sense I think.
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    2. COAnd with normal Properties (private field, public setters)... So while the statment is true it is also true for non-automatic properties.
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    3. COIf you want to assign two children which both are overfilled, into a region 200 wide, and the first child has a max width of 60, their desired sizes will be {60,200}. You can assign these desired sizes in many ways: "first served": {60,140}. "weight by desired": {46, 154}. The problem with "first served" is that if the order is reversed the assignment will be {200,0} which is not desireable. A compromise is to do a 2 pass arrange which starts with a fair {100,100}, then clamps to min/max sizes to achieve {60,100} and finally distributes the slack on unconstrained children for {60,140}.
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