LayoutNode¶

Overview¶

Supertype for layout Nodes

@author Jonathan Olson <jonathan.olson@colorado.edu>

Class LayoutNode¶

import { LayoutNode } from 'scenerystack/scenery';

Constructor¶

new LayoutNode( providedOptions? : LayoutNodeOptions )¶

Instance Methods¶

linkLayoutBounds()¶

(protected)

setExcludeInvisibleChildrenFromBounds( excludeInvisibleChildrenFromBounds : boolean )¶

setChildren( children : Node[] ) : this¶

updateLayout()¶

Manually run the layout (for instance, if resize:false is currently set, or if there is other hackery going on).

dispose()¶

Releases references

Instance Properties¶

layoutOriginProperty : TProperty<Vector2>¶

(readonly)

Type LayoutNodeOptions¶

import type { LayoutNodeOptions } from 'scenerystack/scenery';

• resize?: boolean
  Controls whether the layout container will re-trigger layout automatically after the "first" layout during construction. The layout container will layout once after processing the options object, but if resize:false, then after that manual layout calls will need to be done (with updateLayout())
• layoutOrigin?: Vector2
  Controls where the origin of the "layout" is placed (usually within the Node itself). For typical usages, this will be (0,0) and the upper-left of the content will be placed there. layoutOrigin will adjust this point. NOTE: If there is origin-based content, that content will be placed at this origin (and may go to the top/left of this layoutOrigin).
• & NodeOptions & SizableOptions

Source Code¶

See the source for LayoutNode.ts in the scenery repository.