Examples of LayoutContainer

• com.extjs.gxt.ui.client.widget.LayoutContainer
  A Container that lays out its children using a Layout. Layouts are responsible for connecting the child components to the container. Layouts are very flexible as they can create any internal element structure, inserting its child components at any location. For example, a TableLayout lays out its children using HTML tables.

  Many layouts support layout data which are configurable objects that provide additional information to the layout. These objects can be passed when adding and inserting child components into the container. Each layout will document if and what layout data it supports.

  Code snippet:

   LayoutContainer container = new LayoutContainer(); container.add(new Button("Click Me")); container.setSize(300, 300); container.setBorders(true); RootPanel.get().add(container);

  {@link FlowLayout} is the the default layout and will be used if not a layoutis not specified. You must size/position containers unless they are in an existing container that lays out its children.

  Events:

  AfterLayout : ContainerEvent(container)
  

  Fires when the widgets in this container are arranged by the associated layout.

  • container : this

  Inherited Events:

  ScrollContainer Scroll

  Container BeforeAdd

  Container Add

  Container BeforeRemove

  Container Remove

  BoxComponent Move

  BoxComponent Resize

  Component Enable

  Component Disable

  Component BeforeHide

  Component Hide

  Component BeforeShow

  Component Show

  Component Attach

  Component Detach

  Component BeforeRender

  Component Render

  Component BrowserEvent

  Component BeforeStateRestore

  Component StateRestore

  Component BeforeStateSave

  Component SaveState

  @see Layout
• org.apache.myfaces.tobago.layout.LayoutContainer

Examples of org.apache.myfaces.tobago.layout.LayoutContainer