Places views in a stack (along z axis). More...

#include <AUI/Layout/AStackedLayout.h>

Public Member Functions#
void	onResize (int x, int y, int width, int height) override
	Applies geometry to children.

int	getMinimumWidth () override

int	getMinimumHeight () override

Detailed Description#


Declarative notation	`Stacked { }` `Centered { }`

Stacked layout manager places views stacking them onto each other. If the view is expanding, then it uses all space available. Otherwise, the view is centered.

AStackedLayout has two declarative notations - Stacked and Centered. They are equivalent, so you can express your intentions more clearly by specifying Stacked to stack views and Centered to center them.

First view appears below the second one, and so on. The last view is above all other views within this Stacked layout.

Member Function Documentation#

◆ getMinimumHeight()#

int AStackedLayout::getMinimumHeight ( )

overridevirtual

Implements ALayout.

◆ getMinimumWidth()#

int AStackedLayout::getMinimumWidth ( )

overridevirtual

Implements ALayout.

◆ onResize()#

void AStackedLayout::onResize	(	int	x,
		int	y,
		int	width,
		int	height )

overridevirtual

Parameters

x	x coordinate in container's coordinate space, add padding if necessary.
y	y coordinate in container's coordinate space, add padding if necessary.
width	width of the container, add padding if necessary.
height	height of the container, add padding if necessary.

See Layout Managers for more info.

Implements ALayout.

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