public void TestUnevenLimitSize()
{
// when uneven sizes are used and limiting by size, they should all be treated as equal size cells based on the
// max minwidth / minheight among them.
// Note that when limiting by count, the behavior is different - rows and columns are individually
// expanded based on the max size of their elements
var grid = new GridContainer {
MaxGridWidth = 125
};
var child1 = new Control {
MinSize = (12, 24)
};
var child2 = new Control {
MinSize = (30, 50)
};
var child3 = new Control {
MinSize = (40, 20)
};
var child4 = new Control {
MinSize = (20, 12)
};
var child5 = new Control {
MinSize = (50, 10)
};
grid.AddChild(child1);
grid.AddChild(child2);
grid.AddChild(child3);
grid.AddChild(child4);
grid.AddChild(child5);
grid.Arrange(new UIBox2(0, 0, 250, 250));
Assert.That(grid.DesiredSize, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(104, 158)));
Assert.That(child1.Position, Is.EqualTo(Vector2.Zero));
Assert.That(child2.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(54, 0)));
Assert.That(child3.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(0, 54)));
Assert.That(child4.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(54, 54)));
Assert.That(child5.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(0, 108)));
}
public void TestUnevenLimitSizeRows()
{
var grid = new GridContainer {
MaxGridHeight = 125
};
var child1 = new Control {
MinSize = (12, 2)
};
var child2 = new Control {
MinSize = (5, 23)
};
var child3 = new Control {
MinSize = (42, 4)
};
var child4 = new Control {
MinSize = (2, 50)
};
var child5 = new Control {
MinSize = (50, 34)
};
grid.AddChild(child1);
grid.AddChild(child2);
grid.AddChild(child3);
grid.AddChild(child4);
grid.AddChild(child5);
grid.Arrange(new UIBox2(0, 0, 250, 250));
Assert.That(grid.DesiredSize, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(158, 104)));
Assert.That(child1.Position, Is.EqualTo(Vector2.Zero));
Assert.That(child2.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(0, 54)));
Assert.That(child3.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(54, 0)));
Assert.That(child4.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(54, 54)));
Assert.That(child5.Position, Is.EqualTo(new Vector2(108, 0)));
}
