Class “Stack”
Object
> NativeObject
> Widget
> Composite
> Stack
A composite with the layout
property initialized with a Stack
. All children are automatically arranged in one vertical stack, starting from the top. The layoutData
on the children is ignored.
Constructor | public |
Singleton | No |
Namespace | tabris |
Direct subclasses | None |
JSX support | Element: <Stack/> Parent element: <Composite/> and any widget extending Composite Child elements: Widgets Text content: Not supported |
Example
import {Stack, contentView} from 'tabris';
const stack = new Stack({
layoutData: 'stretch',
spacing: 16
}).appendTo(contentView);
stack.append(
new TextView({text: 'top'}),
new TextView({text: 'center'}),
new TextView({text: 'bottom'})
);
See also:
JSX Creating a simple Stack
JSX Creating a Stack
with horizontal alignment
JSX Creating a Stack
with vertical alignment
Constructor
new Stack(properties?)
Parameter | Type | Optional | Description |
---|---|---|---|
properties | Properties<Stack> |
Yes | Sets all key-value pairs in the properties object as widget properties. |
Properties
alignment
Determines the horizontal placement of the children. For the stretchX
value to work correctly the Stack
needs to be given a width either by setting width
or by setting left
and right
.
Type | 'left' | 'centerX' | 'stretchX' | 'right' |
Default | 'left' |
Settable | On creation |
Change events | No |
This property can only be set via constructor or JSX. Once set, it cannot change anymore.See also:
layout
The stack layout manager responsible for interpreting the layoutData
of the child widgets of this Composite.
Type | StackLayout |
Default | StackLayout |
Settable | On creation |
Change events | No |
This property can only be set via constructor or JSX. Once set, it cannot change anymore.
spacing
Additional space to add between the children in device independent pixel.
Type | number |
Default | 16 |
Settable | On creation |
Change events | No |
This property can only be set via constructor or JSX. Once set, it cannot change anymore.