To obtain complex interfaces using TLayout, use more than one layout and the arrangement properties of the child controls of the layouts and of the layouts themselves. TLayout does not set automatically any of the properties of its children. For example, you can set the visibility of a group of controls at one time by setting only the Visible property of the layout. To use a layout, just drag and drop the layout from the Tool Palette to the form.įireMonkey layouts can be split into several categories:Ī simple container is not visible at run time and can be used to group other controls to be manipulated as a whole. The available layouts can be found in the Tool Palette, under the Layouts category. Using properties like Position, Align, Margins, and Padding with Anchors and layouts can result in complex interfaces without explicitly using complex calculations.
The FireMonkey layouts extend the functionality of TControl to control the arrangement, sizing, and scaling of their child controls, and offer the possibility to manipulate a group of controls as a whole. 1.4 Layouts with Predefined ArrangementįireMonkey layouts are containers for other graphical objects that can be used to build complex interfaces with visual appeal.
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