class TGTableLayout: public TGLayoutManager

TGTableLayout

A layout manager, which places child frames in a table arranged in
rows and columns, making it easy to align many widgets next each to
other horizontally and vertivally. It uses TGTableLayoutHints
(not TGLayoutHints!!!) and works like TGMatrixLayout with the
addition that:
- Child frames can span more than one column/row.
- Child frames can resize with the frame.
- Column and row sizes are not fixed nor (optionally) homogeneous.
- The number of columns and rows must be fully specified in the
constructor.
The gaps between all rows or columns can be specified by 'sep'
parameter in the constructor. All rows and columns will have the
same size (set by widest and the highest child frame) if the
parameter 'homogeneous' is set to kTRUE.


TGTableLayoutHints

This class describes layout hints used by the TGTableLayout class.
It specifies the column/row division number on which to attach the
child frame. This number starts from 0 and goes to #_columns/#_rows
respectively (0 indicates the first row/column).

Below are described all parameters of TGTableLayoutHints constructor
attach_left   - the column to the left of the widget;
attach_right  - the column to the right of the widget;
attach_top    - the row above the widget;
attach_bottom - the row below the widget;

hints - layout hints (combination of ELayoutHints)

The next parameters determine the extra padding added around the
child frame. By default these are 0.
padleft   - determines the extra padding added on the left
padright  - determines the extra padding added on the right
padtop    - determines the extra padding added on the top
padbottom - determines the extra padding added on the bottom