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| /haiku/src/tests/libs/alm/ | ||
| H A D | OperatorLayout.cpp | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| H A D | Views.cpp | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| H A D | Jamfile | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| /haiku/src/libs/alm/ | ||
| H A D | Jamfile | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| H A D | ALMLayout.cpp | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| H A D | Area.cpp | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| /haiku/headers/libs/alm/ | ||
| H A D | ALMLayout.h | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |
| H A D | Area.h | 37344020ef592f58c61b7de8cd2c83dd31203aca Sun Oct 03 20:05:52 UTC 2010 Clemens Zeidler <clemens.zeidler@googlemail.com> - Add a alternative method to setup a group layout. BLayoutItem / BView are wrapped into a GroupItem. GroupItem overloads the | (horizontal tiling) and / (vertical tiling) operators. In this manner you can create a group layout using these operators, e.g. GroupItem item = GroupItem(button1) | (GroupItem(button2) / GroupItem(button3)); would layout button1 at the left and button2 and button3 at the right in a vertical layout. All the layout information is stored in the GroupItem item, to setup the final layout you have to call BuildLayout(item). If you like it it could also be added to the BGroupLayout. |