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parse efl_gfx_image_orientable;
enum @beta Efl.Ui.Layout_Orientation
{
[[Orientation for UI objects and layouts that can have multiple configurations.
Select among $horizontal or $vertical orientations (or use $default to let the
object decide). Additionally, $inverted can be added to reverse the direction
along the selected axis.
Not to be confused with @Efl.Gfx.Image_Orientation which is for images and canvases. This
enum is used to define how widgets should expand and orient themselves,
not to rotate images.
See also @Efl.Ui.Layout_Orientable.
]]
default = 0, [[Default direction. Each widget may have a different default.]]
horizontal = 1, [[Horizontal direction, along the X axis. Usually left-to-right,
but can be inverted.]]
vertical = 2, [[Vertical direction, along the Y axis. Usually downwards but
can be inverted.]]
axis_bitmask = 3, [[This bitmask can be used to isolate the axis value from the rest of bits.]]
inverted = 4 [[Add this value to make the object invert its default direction
along the selected axis.]]
}
interface @beta Efl.Ui.Layout_Orientable
{
[[Interface for UI objects which can have more than one orientation.
For example, sliders, which can be horizontal or vertical, or container
boxes, which can arrange their elements in a horizontal or vertical fashion.
]]
c_prefix: efl_ui_layout;
methods {
@property orientation {
[[Control the direction of a given widget.
Use this function to change how your widget is to be disposed:
vertically or horizontally or inverted vertically or inverted
horizontally.
Mirroring as defined in @Efl.Ui.I18n can invert the $horizontal
direction: it is $ltr by default, but becomes $rtl if the object
is mirrored.
]]
values {
dir: Efl.Ui.Layout_Orientation; [[Direction of the widget.]]
}
}
}
}
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