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I see that grow and push accept an optional weighting parameter, but apart from that: what is the real difference between grow, fill, and push? The documentation isn't very clear about that.
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pushconstraint does affect elements. It is only one of its contexts where it makes gaps greedy.The answer is a bit more complex. I have provided it in a more recent question.
pushaffects only gaps, not elements, as far as I know. If a component is set tofill, this means to set all subcomponents togrow, whilegrowaffects the component directly.