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The TFixedLayout allows you to arrange widgets at set x and y co-ordinates
Source position: layouts.inc line 77
type TFixedLayout = class(TLayout) |
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procedure CalcSizes; override; |
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constructor Create(); override; |
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procedure AddWidget(); |
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procedure MoveWidget(); |
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property Enabled; |
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end; |
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The TFixedLayout allows you to arrange widgets at set x and y co-ordinates |
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The fpGUI layout system provides a simple and powerful way of specifying the layout of child widgets |
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TContainerWidget is an abstract class that defines the interface for containing other widgets |
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The TWidget class is the base class of all user interface objects. |
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TComponent |
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TObject |
The TFixedLayout allows you to arrange widgets at set x and y co-ordinates. This is like the current Form Designers of Lazarus and Borland Delphi works.
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The TGridLayout class lays out widgets in a grid. |
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Lays out widgets in a horizontal or vertical position. |