Grid xfill/yfill confusing me

[vollschauer]

I don't get it.... why is the positioning not in the corners like i would it expect it when using xfill or yfill on the grid.
I basically used the example code from the documentation.

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screen grid_test:

     tag menu

     grid 2 3:
         xfill True
         yfill True

         text "Top-Left"
         text "Top-Right"

         text "Center-Left"
         text "Center-Right"

         text "Bottom-Left"
         text "Bottom-Right"

screen grid_test2:

    $ columns = 2
    $ rows = 1

    grid columns rows:
        xfill True

        for i in range(0, columns * rows):

            frame:
                background "#ffffff"
                xysize (280,38)

label start:

    $ renpy.call_in_new_context("_game_menu", _game_menu_screen="grid_test")

    "Hello, world."

    $ renpy.call_in_new_context("_game_menu", _game_menu_screen="grid_test2")

    return

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[gas]

mumble... you have to declare the size of the contained elements.
The grid IS stretched in both directions, but doesn't add void space on his own.
The squares are all equal the largest element in the grid, spaced by the spacing property. Nothing else.

[vollschauer]

I see, and I understand and thought by using "xfill True" and having 2 columns, the first is aligned to the left side and the second is aligned to the right side ....that's what I was looking for.