-
- This is the wxFoldPanel documentation guide. This control is written for wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.com), and
- can be used as a side bar with managed panels which can collapse and expand.
-
- The wxFoldPanelBar is very easy in it's use and allows great flexibility in manipulating it even after creation. It can
- be created in two modes:
-
- - In place folding: This means that the panels which are collapsed, stay where they are.
- - To bottom folding: This means that the panels are collapsed to the bottom
-
- The caption bars are managed by another stand alone control (which I will fix up to be released soon), called the
- wxCaptionBar. You as user don't have to do much with this control right now, all styles are rerouted through the
- wxFoldPanelBar. The only class of interest is wxCaptionBarStyle which takes care of the visual style of the
- bar. The caption bar can be drawn in the following modes:
-
- - Gradient horizontal fill
- - Gradient vertical fill
- - Single flat colour
- - Single colour with border
- - Single border with background fill
-
- wxFoldPanelBar is freeware and distributed under the wxWidgets license. wxWidgets is THE toolkit for
- (cross platform) C++ / Python programming!
-
- \section things_done Things to be done
-
- I would like to add the following features when time allows me. When you really like one of these features to be in the
- next release, you can either make that clear to me, or help me with it. They aren't that hard.
-
- - Single fold which means all other panels are collapsed automatically
- - Smart size of panels when only one is open, take the whole space, or use sizers to proportionally size
- - Small icons next to the caption for clarity and make it a bit more visually nice
- - A bottom bar with visual icon when the bar cannot be completely shown to aid the user that there is more then can be seen
- - Panels can be hidden. This feature will also need the bottom bar, so that the icons of hidden panels will apear there
- - Resizable panels, the user can manually size the panels bigger or smaller
-
- \section how_work How does it work?
-
- The internals of the wxFoldPanelBar is a list of wxFoldPanelItem classes. Through the reference of wxFoldPanel these
- panels can be controlled by adding new controls to a wxFoldPanel or adding new wxFoldPanels to the wxFoldPanelBar. The
- wxCaptionBar fires events to the parent (container of all panel items) when a sub-panel needs resizing (either folding
- or expanding). The fold or expand process is simply a resize of the panel so it looks like all controls on it are gone.
- All controls are still child of the wxFoldPanel they are located on. If they don't handle the event (and they won't)
- then the owner of the wxFoldPanelBar gets the events. This is what you need to handle the controls. There isn't much to it
- just a lot of calculations to see what panel belongs where. There are no sizers involved in the panels, everything is
- purely xy positioning.
-
- \section what_dp What can it do and what not?
-
- What it can do:
+
+ This is the wxFoldPanel documentation guide. This control is written for wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.com), and
+ can be used as a side bar with managed panels which can collapse and expand.
+
+ The wxFoldPanelBar is very easy in it's use and allows great flexibility in manipulating it even after creation. It can
+ be created in two modes:
+
+ - In place folding: This means that the panels which are collapsed, stay where they are.
+ - To bottom folding: This means that the panels are collapsed to the bottom
+
+ The caption bars are managed by another stand alone control (which I will fix up to be released soon), called the
+ wxCaptionBar. You as user don't have to do much with this control right now, all styles are rerouted through the
+ wxFoldPanelBar. The only class of interest is wxCaptionBarStyle which takes care of the visual style of the
+ bar. The caption bar can be drawn in the following modes:
+
+ - Gradient horizontal fill
+ - Gradient vertical fill
+ - Single flat colour
+ - Single colour with border
+ - Single border with background fill
+
+ wxFoldPanelBar is freeware and distributed under the wxWidgets license. wxWidgets is THE toolkit for
+ (cross platform) C++ / Python programming!
+
+ \section things_done Things to be done
+
+ I would like to add the following features when time allows me. When you really like one of these features to be in the
+ next release, you can either make that clear to me, or help me with it. They aren't that hard.
+
+ - Single fold which means all other panels are collapsed automatically
+ - Smart size of panels when only one is open, take the whole space, or use sizers to proportionally size
+ - Small icons next to the caption for clarity and make it a bit more visually nice
+ - A bottom bar with visual icon when the bar cannot be completely shown to aid the user that there is more then can be seen
+ - Panels can be hidden. This feature will also need the bottom bar, so that the icons of hidden panels will apear there
+ - Resizable panels, the user can manually size the panels bigger or smaller
+
+ \section how_work How does it work?
+
+ The internals of the wxFoldPanelBar is a list of wxFoldPanelItem classes. Through the reference of wxFoldPanel these
+ panels can be controlled by adding new controls to a wxFoldPanel or adding new wxFoldPanels to the wxFoldPanelBar. The
+ wxCaptionBar fires events to the parent (container of all panel items) when a sub-panel needs resizing (either folding
+ or expanding). The fold or expand process is simply a resize of the panel so it looks like all controls on it are gone.
+ All controls are still child of the wxFoldPanel they are located on. If they don't handle the event (and they won't)
+ then the owner of the wxFoldPanelBar gets the events. This is what you need to handle the controls. There isn't much to it
+ just a lot of calculations to see what panel belongs where. There are no sizers involved in the panels, everything is
+ purely xy positioning.
+
+ \section what_dp What can it do and what not?
+
+ What it can do:
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