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class | csAbsoluteLayout |
This is just for completeness. More... | |
class | csBorderConstraint |
This subclass of csLayoutConstraint additionally stores the location of the attached control. More... | |
class | csBorderLayout |
Displays upto 5 components. More... | |
class | csBoxLayout |
Components are scaled to fit in one row or one column of the canvas. More... | |
class | csConstraintVector |
The layout classes collect the constraints in here. More... | |
class | csFlowLayout |
In a flow layout components are displayed in a row and wraped at parents boundaries. More... | |
class | csGridBagConstraint |
Subclass of csLayoutConstraint for use with csGridBagLayout. More... | |
class | csGridBagLayout |
csGridBagLayout is the most flexible layout class. More... | |
class | csGridLayout |
Components are displayed in a grid fashion. More... | |
class | csLayout |
csLayout is our baseclass for various derived classes like csFlowLayout, csBoxLayout, csGridBagLayout and others. More... | |
class | csLayout2 |
csLayout2 extends csLayout to take the maximum layout size and aligning along the x and y axis into account. More... | |
class | csLayoutConstraint |
csLayoutConstraint is a basic constraint used for positioning a control in a csLayout derived component. More... |
Layouts will help you to overcome this drawback. They will allow you to relatively place a control and to resize components when necessary.
Layouts are themselfs csComponents and have a transparent canvas. Thus you will not note them. One important issue about layouts is that they will transfer all Events of type csevCommand to its parent control. This will allow you overwrite just one HandleEvent to receive all commands from the components embedded in the layouts no matter how deeply nested they are.