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GtkAlignment

Library

GTK+

Header File

gtk/gtkalignment.h

Description

GtkAlignment is an invisible container used to align a child widget within some space. It lets you set two factors, each in both the X and Y direction; the alignment is 0.0 for left-justified (or top-justified) and 1.0 for right-justified (or bottom-justified). An alignment of 0.5 centers the child in that direction. The scale factor determines how the child fills extra space it did not request; if 0.0, the child fills only its requisition. A scale of 1.0 means that the child always expands to fill all the available space. (Clearly, a 1.0 scale factor makes the alignment factor irrelevant.)

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