UserInterfaceGrid Methods

Append a control to the next cell.

Append a cell with nothing in it. Use this to leave a hole in a row.

Append a label that spans every column, for a section heading.

Append a label to the next cell, which is what most first column cells are. The label is returned so that its text alignment, color or height can be adjusted.

Control in a cell by row and column, or null when that cell is empty. The grid has to have been added to a document for this to find anything, since it is the native grid that knows which cell a child ended up in.

Control in a cell, or null for an empty cell or an out of range index.

Draw a horizontal line under one row, for a heading row that wants a rule under it when a line between every row would be too much. RowSeparators draws them all whatever this is set to.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Width of a column in logical pixels as of the most recent layout. This is 0 until the grid has been drawn once.

Height of a row in logical pixels as of the most recent layout. This is 0 until the grid has been drawn once.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Insert a control at a cell index, shifting the controls after it along.

Called to test if the mouse is actively over this object

Is this user interface object active

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

All user interface objects are drawn and can customize their look with the OnDraw function

Called during a mouse click event on this object

Called during a mouse double click event on this object

Called when the mouse goes down on this object

Called when the mouse goes over this object

Called when the mouse leaves this object

Called when the mouse is moved

Called when the mouse is released on this object

Called after the above RunCommand function is called. This will be executing while inside of a Rhino command.

Make this object visible for all documents. Typically you will only have user interface objects work with single documents. For that case, call doc.ViewUserInterface.Add

Empty the grid.

Take a control out of the grid. Returns the control that was in the cell, or null for an empty cell or an out of range index.

Call RunCommand to have the virtual OnRunCommand function executed in the scope of a Rhino command. If you are modifying the document from one of the mouse functions on this object, this is the best approach to do so since changes made inside of a command are recorded for undo.

Number of columns a cell occupies. The default is 1. Use this for a section heading or a control that runs the full width of the grid. A span is clamped to the number of columns left in the row.

Make a column as wide as the widest control in it. Controls report their width from their computed size, so a label column sized this way is exactly as wide as its longest description.

How the controls in a column sit in their cells. The default is Stretch / Center, which makes a control fill the column width and center itself in the row. Any horizontal setting other than Stretch gives the control the width it reports from its computed size.

Give a column a width in logical pixels that is never resized.

Have a column share the width the fixed and auto columns do not use. With one flexible column that column gets all of the remaining width; with more than one the remainder is divided in proportion to the weights.

Width a column never goes below, in logical pixels. The default is 0.

Space between the edges of the grid and its cells in logical pixels. The default is 6 on all four sides.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Unregister this object