Creating Panes
A pane is an instance of the
IlvPane class. Since this class is abstract, you must subclass it or use one of its predefined subclasses:
Most of the time, you do not have to subclass the
IlvPane class as its predefined subclasses are appropriate for nearly all application needs.
This section discusses the following:
Creating a Graphic Pane
The following example demonstrates how to create a graphic pane (
IlvGraphicPane).
First we create the
IlvGraphic object we want to add to the graphic pane. Here, we encapsulate an
IlvTreeGadget object.
IlvDisplay* display = ...
IlvTreeGadget* tree = new IlvTreeGadget(display, IlvRect(0, 0, 100, 100));
Then we create a graphic pane:
IlvGraphicPane* graphicPane = new IlvGraphicPane("Tree",tree);
The first argument provided to the constructor is a string representing the name of the pane.
Creating a View Pane
The following example shows how to create a view pane (
IlvViewPane).
First we create the
IlvView object we want to add to the view pane:
IlvView* view = new IlvView(parent, IlvRect(0, 0, 100, 100));
Then we create the view pane:
IlvViewPane* viewPane = new IlvViewPane("View", view);
The first argument provided to the constructor is a string representing the name of the pane.
Note: The view used in the view pane must be a subview. That is why the encapsulated view was created with the IlvView constructor that takes a parent view as its first argument. |
Showing or Hiding a Pane
You can show or hide a pane using the
IlvPane::show and
IlvPane::hide member functions. A hidden pane does not appear in its paned container.
Note: If you modify the layout of a paned container by adding or removing panes or by showing or hiding panes, you must call the IlvPanedContainer::updatePanes member function for your changes to become effective. |
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