StyleDimension Struct Reference

Represents a dimension, either an absolute pixel size, a percentage of the available space, or a combination of both. For example uiElement.Width.Set(200, 0f); sets an absolute width of 200 pixels. uiElement.Width.Set(0, 0.5f); on the otherhand sets a width of 50% of the parent's avaiable UIElement.GetInnerDimensions. Both values can be set for more complex logic. uiElement.Width.Set(-10, 0.5f); sets the width to 50% of the available space minus 10 pixels. This would leave room between 2 buttons filling a space. uiElement.Height.Set(-100, 1f); would fill the full height of the space but leave 100 pixels at the bottom empty. More...

Public Member Functions
	StyleDimension (float pixels, float precent)
float	GetValue (float containerSize)
void	Set (float pixels, float precent)

Static Public Member Functions
static StyleDimension	FromPercent (float percent)
static StyleDimension	FromPixels (float pixels)
static StyleDimension	FromPixelsAndPercent (float pixels, float percent)

Public Attributes
float	Pixels
float	Precent

Static Public Attributes
static StyleDimension	Empty = new StyleDimension(0f, 0f)
static StyleDimension	Fill = new StyleDimension(0f, 1f)

Properties
float	Percent [get, set]

Detailed Description

Represents a dimension, either an absolute pixel size, a percentage of the available space, or a combination of both.

For example uiElement.Width.Set(200, 0f); sets an absolute width of 200 pixels. uiElement.Width.Set(0, 0.5f); on the otherhand sets a width of 50% of the parent's avaiable UIElement.GetInnerDimensions.

Both values can be set for more complex logic. uiElement.Width.Set(-10, 0.5f); sets the width to 50% of the available space minus 10 pixels. This would leave room between 2 buttons filling a space. uiElement.Height.Set(-100, 1f); would fill the full height of the space but leave 100 pixels at the bottom empty.