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Man Page: wxsizerflags

Operating Environment: linux

Section: 3erl

wxSizerFlags(3erl)					     Erlang Module Definition						wxSizerFlags(3erl)

NAME
wxSizerFlags - See external documentation: wxSizerFlags.
DESCRIPTION
See external documentation: wxSizerFlags .
DATA TYPES
wxSizerFlags() : 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() -> wxSizerFlags() Equivalent to new([]) . new(Options::[Option]) -> wxSizerFlags() Types Option = {proportion, integer()} See external documentation . align(This::wxSizerFlags(), Alignment::integer()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . border(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> wxSizerFlags() Equivalent to border(This, []) . border(This::wxSizerFlags(), Options::[Option]) -> wxSizerFlags() Types Option = {direction, integer()} See external documentation . border(This::wxSizerFlags(), Direction::integer(), BorderInPixels::integer()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . center(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . centre(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . expand(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . left(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . proportion(This::wxSizerFlags(), Proportion::integer()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . right(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> wxSizerFlags() See external documentation . destroy(This::wxSizerFlags()) -> ok Destroys this object, do not use object again
AUTHORS
<> wxErlang 0.98.9 wxSizerFlags(3erl)
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