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Anchorchildren

since 6.0.0

Employment/Purpose

The children of Anchorlayout that can anchor to the position that according to the size of the Anchorlayout.

Example

<window title="anchorlayout Demo" border="normal" 
    height="100%">
    <anchorlayout id="al"  vflex="1"
        style="overflow:auto">
        <anchorchildren height="200px" anchor="-100">
            <window title="win1" border="normal" 
                height="100%">
                height is "200px" and width is its parent size minus 100
            </window>
        </anchorchildren>
        <anchorchildren anchor="50% -200">
            <window title="win2" border="normal" 
                height="100%">
                width is its parent size's 50%, and height is its parent
                size minus 200
            </window>
        </anchorchildren>
        <anchorchildren anchor="25% 20%">
            <window title="win3" border="normal" 
                height="100%">
                width is its parent size's 25%, and height is its parent
                size's 20%
            </window>
        </anchorchildren>
        <anchorchildren anchor="25% 20%">
            <window title="win4" border="normal" 
                height="100%">
                width is its parent size's 25%, and height is its parent
                size's 20%
            </window>
        </anchorchildren>
        <anchorchildren anchor="25% 20%">
            <window title="win5" border="normal" 
                height="100%">
                width is its parent size's 25%, and height is its parent
                size's 20%
            </window>
        </anchorchildren>
        <anchorchildren anchor="25% 20%">
            <window title="win6" border="normal" 
                height="100%">
                width is its parent size's 25%, and height is its parent
                size's 20%
            </window>
        </anchorchildren>
    </anchorlayout>
</window>

Supported Events

Supported Children

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