Class DimFill

Namespace: Terminal.Gui.ViewBase

Assembly: Terminal.Gui.dll

Represents a dimension that fills the dimension, leaving the specified margin.

public record DimFill : Dim, IEqualityOperators<Dim, Dim, bool>, IEquatable<Dim>, IEquatable<DimFill>

Inheritance: object

Dim

DimFill

Implements: IEqualityOperators<Dim, Dim, bool>

IEquatable<Dim>

IEquatable<DimFill>

Inherited Members: Dim.Absolute(int)

Dim.Auto(DimAutoStyle, Dim, Dim)

Dim.Fill()

Dim.Fill(Dim)

Dim.Fill(Dim, Dim)

Dim.Func(Func<View, int>, View)

Dim.Height(View)

Dim.Percent(int, DimPercentMode)

Dim.Width(View)

Dim.Has<TDim>(out TDim)

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

Remarks

This is a low-level API that is typically used internally by the layout system. Use the various static methods on the Dim class to create Dim objects instead.

When the SuperView uses DimAuto, a DimFill SubView does not contribute to the auto-sizing calculation by default. Because DimFill derives its size from the SuperView's ContentSize, and DimAuto computes the ContentSize from its SubViews, a circular dependency arises: the DimFill SubView will be sized to 0 unless MinimumContentDim is specified.

Set MinimumContentDim to ensure the SubView contributes a minimum size to the auto-sizing calculation. See the Dim.Auto Deep Dive for details.

Constructors

DimFill(Dim, Dim?): Represents a dimension that fills the dimension, leaving the specified margin.

DimFill(DimFill)

Properties

EqualityContract

Margin: The margin to not fill.

MinimumContentDim: The minimum dimension the filled view will be constrained to. When the SuperView uses DimAuto, this minimum will contribute to the auto-sizing calculation, ensuring the SuperView is at least large enough to accommodate the minimum.

Methods

Deconstruct(out Dim, out Dim?)

Equals(object?)

Equals(Dim?)

Equals(DimFill?)

GetHashCode()

PrintMembers(StringBuilder)

ToString()

Operators

operator ==(DimFill?, DimFill?)