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Devguide: Groups

This is the property window for groups. Change
the values in this window's setting and 
textfields to modify the appearance of your
group. Groups allow you to physically associate
control interface elements with one another as
well as anchoring the group to the control area.

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:list
Groups scrolling list:

The Groups scrolling list shows all the groups
available in the currently open user interface.
Click SELECT on the name of the group you wish
to edit.  The controls below change to show
the settings of the group.

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:name
Object Name text field:

The Object Name text field displays the C name
of the group.  The code generators use this
name when they generate source code to create
the group.  Click SELECT on the text field,
then enter the name you wish to give the group.

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Layout Setting:

The Layout setting allows you to choose what
layout constraints will be placed on the
elements of the selected group.

As Is	The positions of the elements in the
	group are left untouched.  If an element
	changes size for any reason, none of
	the elements around it will move

Row	Align the elements of the group in
	a row evenly spaced.

Column	Align the elements of the group in
	a column evenly spaced.

Matrix	Align the elements of the group in a
	row/column matrix.

Choosing Row, Column, or Matrix uses "relative
layout" and will help your application run
when fonts or sizes change.

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Rows or Columns Setting:

Only active when a matrix type group has
been selected.  This setting allows you to
choose the number of rows or columns that
are in the group.  Selecting rows will do
a row first fill, columns will do a column
first fill.

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:rows_columns
Rows or Columns Setting:

Only active when a matrix type group has
been selected.  This setting allows you to
choose the number of rows or columns that
are in the group.  Selecting rows will do
a row first fill, columns will do a column
first fill

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:row_alignment
Horizontal Setting:

Selects horizontal alignment for elements of group.

Tops	- Align top edges of all elements
Centers	- Align horizontal centers of all elements
Bottoms	- Align bottom edges of all elements

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:hspacing
Horizontal spacing:

Selects horizontal spacing between elements in a
group.
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:hpixel
Horizontal spacing:

Selects horizontal spacing between elements in a
group.
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:col_alignment
Vertical Setting:

Selects vertical alignment for elements of group.

Lefts	- Align left edges of all elements
Labels	- Align value portions of all elements
Centers	- Align vertical centers of all elements
Rights	- Align right edges of all elements

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:vspacing
Vertical spacing:

Selects vertical spacing between elements in a group.
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:vpixel
Vertical spacing:

Selects vertical spacing between elements in a group.
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:ref_point
Anchor Group's:

Specify a compass point on this group as a 
reference point for an anchor.

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:ref_point_label
Anchor Group's:

Specify a compass point on this group as a 
reference point for an anchor.

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:anchor_point
To:

Specify an object and a point on that object
that this group will be anchored to.

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:anchor_obj
To:

Specify an object and a point on that object
that this group will be anchored to.

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:anchor_point_label
To:

Specify an object and a point on that object
that this group will be anchored to.

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:offset
Offset:

Specify a horizontal or vertical offset between
the anchor object and this group.

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:hoffset
Horizontal:

Specify a horizontal offset (in pixels) between
the two selected compass points, one on the
anchor object and one on this group.  A negative
offset is to the left, positive to the right.

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:voffset
Vertical:

Specify a vertical offset (in pixels) between
the two selected compass points, one on the
anchor object and one on this group.  A negative
offset is above, positive below.

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:apply
The Apply button:

The Apply button applies any changes you've
made to a group's properties.  Click SELECT
on it to apply changes.

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:reset
The Reset button:

The Reset button returns any changed group
properties to their settings as they appeared
when you last used the Apply button or when
you selected a new name in the Groups
scrolling list (which has the same effect as
choosing the Apply button.)  Click SELECT on
the Reset button to reset properties.

