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wxGridBagSizer(3erl)					     Erlang Module Definition					      wxGridBagSizer(3erl)

NAME
wxGridBagSizer - See external documentation: wxGridBagSizer. DESCRIPTION
See external documentation: wxGridBagSizer . This class is derived (and can use functions) from: wxFlexGridSizer wxGridSizer wxSizer DATA TYPES
wxGridBagSizer() : An object reference, The representation is internal and can be changed without notice. It can't be used for comparsion stored on disc or distributed for use on other nodes. EXPORTS
new() -> wxGridBagSizer() Equivalent to new([]) . new(Options::[Option]) -> wxGridBagSizer() Types Option = {vgap, integer()} | {hgap, integer()} See external documentation . add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Item::wxSizerItem() (see module wxSizerItem) | wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem)) -> wxSizerItem() (see module wxSizerItem) See external documentation . add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::integer() | term(), X::integer() | term()) -> wxSizerItem() (see module wxSizerItem) See external documentation . Alternatives: add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Width::integer(), Height::integer()) -> add(This,Width,Height, []) add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer(), Pos::{R::integer(),C::integer()}) -> add(This,Win- dow,Pos, []) add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer(), [Option]) -> wxSizerItem:wxSizerItem() Option = {proportion, integer()} | {flag, integer()} | {border, integer()} | {userData, wx:wx()} add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::integer() | term(), X::integer() | term(), X::term()) -> wxSizerItem() (see module wxSizerItem) See external documentation . Alternatives: add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Width::integer(), Height::integer(), Pos::{R::integer(),C::integer()}) -> add(This,Width,Height,Pos, []) add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Width::integer(), Height::integer(), [Option]) -> wxSizerItem:wxSizerItem() Option = {proportion, integer()} | {flag, integer()} | {border, integer()} | {userData, wx:wx()} add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer(), Pos::{R::integer(),C::integer()}, [Option]) -> wxSizerItem:wxSizerItem() Option = {span, {RS::integer(),CS::integer()}} | {flag, integer()} | {border, integer()} | {userData, wx:wx()} add(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Width::integer(), Height::integer(), Pos::{R::integer(), C::integer()}, Options::[Option]) -> wxSizerItem() (see module wxSizerItem) Types Option = {span, {RS::integer(), CS::integer()}} | {flag, integer()} | {border, integer()} | {userData, wx() (see module wx)} See external documentation . calcMin(This::wxGridBagSizer()) -> {W::integer(), H::integer()} See external documentation . checkForIntersection(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Item::wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem)) -> bool() Equivalent to checkForIntersection(This, Item, []) . checkForIntersection(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::term(), X::term()) -> bool() See external documentation . Alternatives: checkForIntersection(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Pos::{R::integer(),C::integer()}, Span::{RS::integer(),CS::integer()}) -> checkForIn- tersection(This,Pos,Span, []) checkForIntersection(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Item::wxGBSizerItem:wxGBSizerItem(), [Option]) -> bool() Option = {excludeItem, wxGBSizerItem:wxGBSizerItem()} checkForIntersection(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Pos::{R::integer(), C::integer()}, Span::{RS::integer(), CS::integer()}, Options::[Option]) -> bool() Types Option = {excludeItem, wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem)} See external documentation . findItem(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow() (see module wxWindow) | wxSizer() (see module wxSizer)) -> wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem) See external documentation . findItemAtPoint(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Pt::{X::integer(), Y::integer()}) -> wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem) See external documentation . findItemAtPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Pos::{R::integer(), C::integer()}) -> wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem) See external documentation . findItemWithData(This::wxGridBagSizer(), UserData::wx() (see module wx)) -> wxGBSizerItem() (see module wxGBSizerItem) See external documentation . getCellSize(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Row::integer(), Col::integer()) -> {W::integer(), H::integer()} See external documentation . getEmptyCellSize(This::wxGridBagSizer()) -> {W::integer(), H::integer()} See external documentation . getItemPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::integer() | term()) -> {R::integer(), C::integer()} See external documentation . Alternatives: getItemPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Index::integer()) -> {R::integer(),C::integer()} getItemPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer()) -> {R::integer(),C::integer()} getItemSpan(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::integer() | term()) -> {RS::integer(), CS::integer()} See external documentation . Alternatives: getItemSpan(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Index::integer()) -> {RS::integer(),CS::integer()} getItemSpan(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer()) -> {RS::integer(),CS::integer()} setEmptyCellSize(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Sz::{W::integer(), H::integer()}) -> ok See external documentation . setItemPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::integer() | term(), Pos::{R::integer(), C::integer()}) -> bool() See external documentation . Alternatives: setItemPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Index::integer(), Pos::{R::integer(),C::integer()}) -> bool() setItemPosition(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer(), Pos::{R::integer(),C::integer()}) -> bool() setItemSpan(This::wxGridBagSizer(), X::integer() | term(), Span::{RS::integer(), CS::integer()}) -> bool() See external documentation . Alternatives: setItemSpan(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Index::integer(), Span::{RS::integer(),CS::integer()}) -> bool() setItemSpan(This::wxGridBagSizer(), Window::wxWindow:wxWindow() | wxSizer:wxSizer(), Span::{RS::integer(),CS::integer()}) -> bool() destroy(This::wxGridBagSizer()) -> ok Destroys this object, do not use object again AUTHORS
<> wxErlang 0.98.9 wxGridBagSizer(3erl)
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