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Returns a layout that places its widgets in a flow, either horizontal or vertical.
By default, widgets take up their natural space within a flow layout panel. Set the "stretch" style property on an added widget to stretch it to fill available space in the relevant direction:
- horizontal, vertical, both
When multiple widgets are stretched, the available space is split equally among them. Panels are widgets themselves and can be stretched by specifying a "stretch" style property.
Usage
Returns
ui.Panel.Layout.flow(direction, wrap)
ui.Panel.Layout
Argument
Type
Details
direction
String, optional
The direction of the flow. One of
'horizontal' or 'vertical'. Defaults to 'vertical'.
wrap
Boolean, optional
Whether to wrap children in the layout if there are too many to show in one line. Defaults to false.
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