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GmAddGroup
Adds a generic parent group to the geometry manager.
| HGMGROUP
GmAddGroup( |
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HGEOM |
hGeom, |
Geometry manager handle |
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HGMGROUP |
hParent, |
Parent group handle |
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DWORD |
dwFlags, |
Flags specifying how to size and arrange this
group and it’s children |
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WORD |
wWeight); |
Relative weight of this group |
dwFlags
Horizontal Alignment (pick one)
| GM_LEFT |
Align this group to the left |
| GM_HCENTER |
Center this group horizontally |
| GM_RIGHT |
Align this group to the right |
Vertical Alignment (pick one)
| GM_TOP |
Align this group to the top |
| GM_VCENTER |
Center this group vertically |
| GM_BOTTOM |
Align this group to the bottom |
Arrangment of Children (pick one)
| GM_HORIZONTAL |
Children are arranged horizontally as they are
added, from left to right |
| GM_VERTICAL |
Children are arranged vertically as they are
added, from top to bottom |
| GM_OVERLAPPED |
Children are overlapped |
Returns
Returns a handle to the group just added or NULL
if the operation failed.
Notes
- A generic group is useful only if it has children to group together.
- Generic groups inherit the minimum size of their children and have no space around them.
- Generic groups inherit the growth properties of their children. The horizontal and
vertical alignment flags are used only when the child groups do not grow in the
appropriate direction.
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