public void SetColumnWidths(params float[] widthsPx)
{
m_prefixScanX = new float[widthsPx.Length + 1];
var size = m_parent.GetSize();
m_prefixScanX[0] = -0.5f * (size.HasValue ? size.Value.X : 1f);
float optimalGuiWidth = MyGuiConstants.GUI_OPTIMAL_SIZE.X;
for (int i = 0; i < widthsPx.Length; i++)
{
float widthNormalized = widthsPx[i] / optimalGuiWidth;
m_prefixScanX[i + 1] = m_prefixScanX[i] + widthNormalized;
}
}
public MyLayoutTable(IMyGuiControlsParent parent)
{
m_parent = parent;
m_parentTopLeft = -0.5f * (m_parent.GetSize() ?? Vector2.One);
m_prefixScanX = null;
m_prefixScanY = null;
}
public MyLayoutTable(IMyGuiControlsParent parent)
{
m_parent = parent;
m_parentTopLeft = -0.5f * (m_parent.GetSize() ?? Vector2.One);
m_prefixScanX = null;
m_prefixScanY = null;
}
public MyLayoutVertical(IMyGuiControlsParent parent, float horizontalPaddingPx)
{
m_parent = parent;
// not sure if Vector2.One is correct, screens without size might be positioning things differently
m_parentSize = parent.GetSize() ?? Vector2.One;
m_currentPosY = m_parentSize.Y * -0.5f;
m_horizontalPadding = horizontalPaddingPx / MyGuiConstants.GUI_OPTIMAL_SIZE.X;
}
public MyLayoutVertical(IMyGuiControlsParent parent, float horizontalPaddingPx)
{
m_parent = parent;
// not sure if Vector2.One is correct, screens without size might be positioning things differently
m_parentSize = parent.GetSize() ?? Vector2.One;
m_currentPosY = m_parentSize.Y * -0.5f;
m_horizontalPadding = horizontalPaddingPx / MyGuiConstants.GUI_OPTIMAL_SIZE.X;
}