hwRowCol - GUI layout widget that tightly controls placement of children
| Rows | 1I | Number of rows in the hwRowCol |
| Columns | 1I | Number of columns in the hwRowCol |
| Children | *O | List of children. This need not match Rows*Columns. |
| Padding | 2I | X and Y padding around each child in the hwRowCol |
| BackgroundColor | 4F | Background color of the entire hwRowCol |
| Texture | 0O | Background texture image of the entire hwRowCol |
| Invisible | 1B | True if the background should not be drawn |
| Rows | 1 |
| Columns | 1 |
| Invisible | False |
| BackgroundColor | {0,0,0,0} |
| Texture | NULL |
| Padding | {0,0} |
The hwRowCol widget arranges its children in a strict row/column fashion. Note that there does not need to be a 1:1 mapping between the total number of cells (Rows*Columns) and the number of children. If there are more cells than children, the last cells will be empty. If there are more children than cells, not all the children will be drawn.
Note that the hwRowCol widget overrites the hwGUI paramters of the children's PosX, PosY, Width, Height, and Align properties, since it forces a position / size on all its children.
hwRowCol numPad {
PosX = 625 PosY = 425
Width = 570 Height = 760
Align = (HW_GUI_FRACTIONAL + HW_GUI_CENTER)
Rows = 4 Columns = 3
Padding = {20,20}
Children = {
hwButton B_1 { Label = "1" ID = 10049 },
hwButton B_2 { Label = "2" ID = 10050 },
hwButton B_3 { Label = "3" ID = 10051 },
hwButton B_4 { Label = "4" ID = 10052 },
hwButton B_5 { Label = "5" ID = 10053 },
hwButton B_6 { Label = "6" ID = 10054 },
hwButton B_7 { Label = "7" ID = 10055 },
hwButton B_8 { Label = "8" ID = 10056 },
hwButton B_9 { Label = "9" ID = 10057 },
hwButton B_dot { Label = "." ID = 10046 },
hwButton B_0 { Label = "0" ID = 10048 },
hwButton B_del { Label = "bs" ID = 10008 }
}
BackgroundColor = {.5,.5,.5}
Invisible = True
}