PyCSplitterWnd.md

PyCSplitterWnd

PyCSplitterWnd Object

A class which encapsulates an MFC CSplitterWnd

. Derived from a PyCWnd object.

Methods

• GetPane

  Returns the PyCWnd object associated with a splitter window pane. 

• CreateView

  Creates a view in a splitter window 

• CreateStatic

  Creates a static splitter window. 

• SetColumnInfo

  Sets a new minimum height and ideal height for a column 

• SetRowInfo

  Sets a new minimum height and ideal height for a row. 

• IdFromRowCol

  Gets the child window ID for the specified child. 

• DoKeyboardSplit

   

PyCSplitterWnd.CreateStatic

CreateStatic(parent, rows, cols, style, id) Creates a static splitter window.

Parameters

• parent : PyCFrameWnd or PyCSplitter

  The parent window.

• rows : int

  The number of rows in the splitter.

• cols : int

  The number of columns in the splitter.

• style=WS_CHILD | WS_VISIBLE : int

  Specifies the window style

• id=AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST : int

  The child window ID of the window. The ID can be AFX_IDW_PANE_FIRST unless the splitter window is nested inside another splitter window.

Comments

A static splitter window is a splitter where the number of panes are

fixed at window creation time. Currently this is the only splitter window

supported by win32ui.

MFC References

• CSplitterWnd::CreateStatic

PyCSplitterWnd.CreateView

CreateView(view, row, col, width, height) Creates a view in a splitter window

Parameters

• view : PyCView

  The view to place in the splitter pane.

• row : int

  The row in the splitter to place the view.

• col : int

  The column in the splitter to place the view.

• width, height : (int, int)

  The initial size of the new view.

MFC References

• CSplitterWnd::CreateView

exception set.

PyCSplitterWnd.DoKeyboardSplit

int = DoKeyboardSplit()

PyCSplitterWnd.GetPane

PyCWnd = GetPane(row, col

) Returns the PyCView associated with the specified pane.

Parameters

• row : int

  The row in the splitter.

• col : int

  The column in the splitter.

Comments

Theoretically the return value can be a PyCWnd object, but currently it

will always be a PyCView or derived object.

PyCSplitterWnd.IdFromRowCol

IdFromRowCol(row, col) Gets the child window ID for the specified child.

Parameters

• row : int

  The row in the splitter.

• col : int

  The col in the splitter

PyCSplitterWnd.SetColumnInfo

SetColumnInfo(column, ideal, min) Sets a new minimum height and ideal height for a column

Parameters

• column : int

  The column in the splitter.

• ideal : int

  Specifies an ideal height for the splitter window column in pixels.

• min : int

  Specifies a minimum height for the splitter window column in pixels.

PyCSplitterWnd.SetRowInfo

SetRowInfo(row, ideal, min) Sets a new minimum height and ideal height for a row.

Parameters

• row : int

  The row in the splitter.

• ideal : int

  Specifies an ideal height for the splitter window row in pixels.

• min : int

  Specifies a minimum height for the splitter window row in pixels.