NTableFlowLayout Class
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Represents a flow layout, which arranges the objects in a table the rows and cols of which are implicitly defined by a max ordinal and the arranged objects count.
Object Model
Syntax
'DeclarationPublic Class NTableFlowLayout Inherits NFlowLayoutBase Implements Nevron.Nov.Dom.INDomDeepEquals, Nevron.Nov.Dom.INDomDeeplyCloneable, Nevron.Nov.INDeeplyCloneable
'UsageDim instance As NTableFlowLayout
public class NTableFlowLayout : NFlowLayoutBase, Nevron.Nov.Dom.INDomDeepEquals, Nevron.Nov.Dom.INDomDeeplyCloneable, Nevron.Nov.INDeeplyCloneable
Remarks
When the layout direction is horizontal (e.g. LeftToRight or RightToLeft), the MaxOrdinal property specifies the maximum number of columns in the table. The table layout generates as many rows as needed to arrange all objects. Analogously when the layout direction is vertical (e.g. TopToBottom or BottomToTop), the MaxOrdinal specifies the maximum number of rows, and the layout generates as many columns as needed.
Both the rows and the columns generated by the layout can be considered as stacks and are hence subject to stack arrangement. The way in which the table layout tries to fit/fill the available layout area, in the horizontal (columns) and vertical(rows) dimensions is controlled by the RowFitMode/RowFillMode and ColFitMode/ColFillMode properties respectively.
Inheritance Hierarchy
System.Object
Nevron.Nov.Dom.NNode
Nevron.Nov.Dom.NDocumentNode
Nevron.Nov.Dom.NAttribute
Nevron.Nov.Layout.NLayoutComponent
Nevron.Nov.Layout.NLayout
Nevron.Nov.Layout.NBoxLayout
Nevron.Nov.Layout.NDirectedBoxLayout
Nevron.Nov.Layout.NFlowLayoutBase
Nevron.Nov.Layout.NTableFlowLayout
Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later)
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