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Layout Samples
| Tabbed Pane Samples | Layout Sample 3 |
| Split Pane Samples | Layout Sample 4 |
| Layout Sample 1 | Layout Sample 5 |
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It is perhaps easiest to see when to use certain layout elements by visually illustrating how they each combine to create a resizable dialog. Here are a number of further examples that combine some of the previous layout features and common interface layout design patterns.
Tabbed Pane Samples
Here is an example that generates content within a set of tabbed panes.
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Each element of the tabbed WidgetGroup can be a list of widgets to populate one tab panel or a single widget whose contents will be placed within one pane.
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Split Pane Samples
Here is an example that uses a split pane and shows how you can optionally name the split pane so it can be manipulated using its properties at runtime.
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If you resize the panel a little larger, you can see that you can programmatically move the divider position.
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You can also use a method with percentage value instead of using the integer property value.
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Layout Sample 1
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Layout Sample 2
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Layout Sample 3
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Layout Sample 4
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Layout Sample 5
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