The global::Gtk.HBox class is a container widget in the C# programming language that allows the user to horizontally pack other widgets within itself. This layout is often used in graphically designed applications where a set of widgets need to be positioned horizontally.
Example code using global::Gtk.HBox:
// Create an HBox widget var hbox = new global::Gtk.HBox(false, 0);
// Add child widgets to the HBox var label1 = new global::Gtk.Label("Hello, "); var label2 = new global::Gtk.Label("World!"); hbox.PackStart(label1, false, false, 0); hbox.PackStart(label2, false, false, 0);
In this example, an HBox widget is created and two Label widgets are packed within it using the PackStart method. The PackStart method takes four arguments - the widget to pack, whether or not to expand the widget horizontally, whether or not to fill the widget horizontally, and the spacing between widgets.
The package library for the global::Gtk.HBox class is likely the Gtk# library, which is a binding to the popular GTK+ toolkit for building graphical user interfaces in Linux and other Unix-based operating systems.
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