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Other Layout Widgets

Boxes and tables are the most commonly-used layout widgets by far. However, there are a few others for special situations.

  • GtkButtonBox is a special kind of box appropriate for the "action area" of a dialog.

  • GtkPacker supports Tk-style packing, useful if you're familiar with Tk.

  • GtkLayout provides an infinite scrolling area. In general, scrolling areas in GTK+ are limited to just over 30,000 pixels, because that is the maximum size of an X window.

  • GtkFixed allows you to manually position widgets at fixed coordinates.

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