Here is a GridLayout module that I based on
Java's GridLayout Manager. This only goes on
top of Win32::GUI. So.... there are two things
to consider. That is.... declare the 'widget' width
and height before declaring its placement with the
'-left' and '-top' AND make up for when declaring
the GridLayout::new the parmaters are.....
$grid = GridLayout::new(3,4,400,300,5,0);
3 - columns
4 - rows
400 - window width
300 - window height
5 - xPadding( space between widget and cell border )
0 - yPadding
sample declaration ---
$win->AddLabel(
-name => "label1",
-width => $grid->width(35),
-height => $grid->height(11),
-left => $grid->column(1, "l"), # 1st column, left aligned
-top => $grid->row(1, "t"), # 1st row, top aligned
-text => "Label 1",
);
i have had to 'play' with the widget sizes to get things exactly
where i want them but this module at least does a good job
of putting things pretty close to where I want them right away
which makes the 'futsing' a lot easier.
Hope someone finds it useful...
Any ?'s -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Later all,
Mike Kangas
Bryan wrote:
> Hi. A while back someone asked about the possibility of displaying data in a
> table or grid format. I was wondering if any information on that had
> surfaced since the post? I saw mention in the archives of a GridLayout
> module, anyone know where I can find some more info on that? I'm working on
> a program that requires that format of data display and I'm stumped as to
> how to go about doing it. Any info on the topic would be appriciated.
> Thanks.
>
> -Bryan
