uix.Grid

3.1: uix.Grid

Arrange elements in a two dimensional grid

obj = uix.Grid( ): creates a new new grid layout with all properties set to defaults. The number of rows and columns to use is determined from the number of elements in the Heights and Widths properties respectively. Child elements are arranged down column one first, then column two etc. If there are insufficient columns then a new one is added. The output is a new layout object that can be used as the parent for other user-interface components.
obj = uix.Grid( prop, value, ... ): also sets one or more property values.

uix.Grid properties

Property	Value	Description
`BackgroundColor`	`colorspec`	Color to use for exposed areas of the layout background. This can be an RGB triple (e.g. [0 0 1]) or a colour name (e.g. 'b').
`BeingDeleted`	on \| off	Deletion status.
`Contents`	empty GraphicsPlaceholder array \| array of graphics objects	Children within this layout, regardless of HandleVisibility. Note that this can only be set to permutations of itself.
`DeleteFcn`	`function_handle`	Function to call when the layout is being deleted.
`Heights`	double vector	Height of each of the rows. Positive entries indicate fixed sizes in pixels, negative values indicate relative weights for resizing.
`Padding`	positive integer	Number of pixels of extra space around the outside of the layout.
`Parent`	empty GraphicsPlaceholder array \| figure \| container	Parent of the layout.
`Position`	[x y w h]	Position (x,y) and size (w,h) within figure or container.
`Spacing`	positive integer	Number of pixels of extra space to leave between elements in the layout.
`Tag`	string	Tag to associate with layout.
`Type`	string	Type of graphics object.
`Units`	inches \| centimeters \| normalized \| points \| pixels \| characters	Position units.
`Visible`	on \| off	Visibility.
`Widths`	double vector	Width of each of the columns. Positive entries indicate fixed sizes in pixels, negative values indicate relative weights for resizing.

For example:

f = figure();
g = uix.Grid( 'Parent', f, 'Spacing', 5 );
uicontrol( 'Parent', g, 'Background', 'r' )
uicontrol( 'Parent', g, 'Background', 'b' )
uicontrol( 'Parent', g, 'Background', 'g' )
uix.Empty( 'Parent', g )
uicontrol( 'Parent', g, 'Background', 'c' )
uicontrol( 'Parent', g, 'Background', 'y' )
set( g, 'Widths', [-1 100 -2], 'Heights', [-1 100] );

See also:

uix.GridFlex - for creating a grid arrangement with draggable dividers