GridConstraint¶
Overview¶
Main grid-layout logic. Usually used indirectly through GridBox, but can also be used directly (say, if nodes don't have the same parent, or a GridBox can't be used).
Throughout the documentation for grid-related items, the term "line" refers to either a row or column (depending on the orientation).
@author Jonathan Olson <jonathan.olson@colorado.edu>
Class GridConstraint¶
Constructor¶
new GridConstraint( ancestorNode : Node, providedOptions? : GridConstraintOptions )¶
Instance Methods¶
layout()¶
(protected)
addCell( cell : GridCell )¶
removeCell( cell : GridCell )¶
dispose()¶
Releases references
getIndices( orientation : Orientation ) : number[]¶
getCell( row : number, column : number ) : GridCell | null¶
getCellFromNode( node : Node ) : GridCell | null¶
getCells( orientation : Orientation, index : number ) : GridCell[]¶
Static Methods¶
create( ancestorNode : Node, options? : GridConstraintOptions ) : GridConstraint¶
Type GridConstraintOptions¶
- spacing?: number | number[]
Spacings are controlled in each dimension (settingspacing
) will adjust both. If it's a number, it will be an extra gap in-between every row or column. If it's an array, it will specify the gap between successive rows/columns e.g. [ 5, 4 ] will have a spacing of 5 between the first and second lines, and 4 between the second and third lines. In that case, if there were a third line, it would have zero spacing between the second (any non-specified spacings for extra rows/columns will be zero). NOTE: If a line (row/column) is invisible (and excludeInvisible is set to true), then the spacing that is directly after (to the right/bottom of) that line will be ignored. - xSpacing?: number | number[]
- ySpacing?: number | number[]
- preferredWidthProperty?: TProperty<number | null>
The preferred width/height (ideally from a container's localPreferredWidth/localPreferredHeight. - preferredHeightProperty?: TProperty<number | null>
- minimumWidthProperty?: TProperty<number | null>
The minimum width/height (ideally from a container's localMinimumWidth/localMinimumHeight. - minimumHeightProperty?: TProperty<number | null>
- & ExternalGridConfigurableOptions & NodeLayoutAvailableConstraintOptions
Source Code¶
See the source for GridConstraint.ts in the scenery repository.