GtkHPaned Constructor
The GtkHPaned widget should be thought of in
terms of an arrangement of two child widgets, rather than as an object
in its own right. The construct
needs to be within a containing
GtkWindow
and to contain two child widgets of its own in order to work.
Example 17. Constructing a GtkHPaned widget
<?php
$window = &new GtkWindow();
$window->set_title("GtkHPaned");
$window->connect_object("destroy", array("gtk",
"main_quit"));
$hpaned = &new GtkHPaned();
$window->add($hpaned);
$hpaned->show();
$button = &new GtkButton("Widget child1");
$hpaned->pack1($button, false, false);
$button->show();
$label = &new GtkLabel();
$label->set_text("Widget child2");
$hpaned->pack2($label, true, true);
$label->show();
$window->show_all();
gtk::main();
?>
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Note that setting the
resize parameter when packing
GtkHPaned child widgets will not prevent them
from resizing vertically when the top-level window is maximised.
