module Fox
#
# The FXScrollWindow widget scrolls an arbitrary child window.
# Use the scroll window when parts of the user interface itself
# need to be scrolled, for example when applications need to run
# on small screens. The scroll window observes some layout hints of
# its content-window; it observes +LAYOUT_FIX_WIDTH+, +LAYOUT_FIX_HEIGHT+
# at all times. The hints +LAYOUT_FILL_X+, +LAYOUT_LEFT+, +LAYOUT_RIGHT+,
# +LAYOUT_CENTER_X+, as well as +LAYOUT_FILL_Y+, +LAYOUT_TOP+, +LAYOUT_BOTTOM+,
# +LAYOUT_CENTER_Y+ are however only interpreted if the content size
# is smaller than the viewport size, because if the content size is
# larger than the viewport size, then content must be scrolled.
# Note that this means that the content window's position is not
# necessarily equal to the scroll position of the scroll window!
#
class FXScrollWindow < FXScrollArea
#
# Return an initialized FXScrollWindow instance.
#
# ==== Parameters:
#
# +p+:: the parent window for this scroll window {FXComposite}
# +opts+:: the options [Integer]
# +x+:: initial x-position, when the +LAYOUT_FIX_X+ layout hint is in effect [Integer]
# +y+:: initial y-position, when the +LAYOUT_FIX_Y+ layout hint is in effect [Integer]
# +width+:: initial width, when the +LAYOUT_FIX_WIDTH+ layout hint is in effect [Integer]
# +height+:: initial height, when the +LAYOUT_FIX_HEIGHT+ layout hint is in effect [Integer]
#
def initialize(p, opts=0, x=0, y=0, width=0, height=0) # :yields: theScrollWindow
end
#
# Return a reference to the contents window (an FXWindow instance).
#
def contentWindow; end
end
end