AbsoluteLayout.LayoutChildren(Double, Double, Double, Double) Method
Definition
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Positions and sizes the children of an AbsoluteLayout.
protected override void LayoutChildren (double x, double y, double width, double height);override this.LayoutChildren : double * double * double * double -> unitParameters
- x
- System.Double
The X coordinate of the region that contains the child elements and that is used to calculate proportional values.
- y
- System.Double
The Y coordinate of the region that contains the child elements and that is used to calculate proportional values.
- width
- System.Double
The width of the the region that contains the child elements and that is used to calculate proportional values.
- height
- System.Double
The height of the region that contains the child elements and that is used to calculate proportional values.
Remarks
Application developers can override LayoutChildren(Double, Double, Double, Double) to change the default behavior of AbsoluteLayout. When doing so, it is recommended to call the base LayoutChildren(Double, Double, Double, Double) method and then modify the dimensions and locations of the children directly.