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Hi. I have questions concerning container

I created a container in which there is grid inside. How to determine container to fit it's height to grid's height?

Greetings. P.

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Hi,

SAP Container

Use

A SAP Container is a control that accommodates other controls, such as the SAP Tree Control, SAP Picture Control, SAP Textedit Control, SAP Splitter Control, and so on. It manages these controls logically in a collection, and provides a physical area in which they are displayed.

All controls live in a container. Since containers are themselves controls, you can nest them. The container is the parent of the control within it.

There are five kinds of SAP Containers:

SAP Custom Container

The SAP Custom Container allows you to display controls in an area defined on a normal screen using the Screen Painter.

Class: CL_GUI_CUSTOM_CONTAINER

SAP Docking Container

The SAP Docking Container allows you to attach a control to any of the four edges of a screen as a resizable screen area. You can also detach it so that it becomes an independent amodal dialog box.

Class: CL_GUI_DOCKING_CONTAINER

SAP Splitter Container

The SAP Splitter Container allows you to display more than one control in a given area by dividing it into cells.

Class: CL_GUI_SPLITTER_CONTAINER

Regards

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Former Member
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Hi,

SAP Container

Use

A SAP Container is a control that accommodates other controls, such as the SAP Tree Control, SAP Picture Control, SAP Textedit Control, SAP Splitter Control, and so on. It manages these controls logically in a collection, and provides a physical area in which they are displayed.

All controls live in a container. Since containers are themselves controls, you can nest them. The container is the parent of the control within it.

There are five kinds of SAP Containers:

SAP Custom Container

The SAP Custom Container allows you to display controls in an area defined on a normal screen using the Screen Painter.

Class: CL_GUI_CUSTOM_CONTAINER

SAP Docking Container

The SAP Docking Container allows you to attach a control to any of the four edges of a screen as a resizable screen area. You can also detach it so that it becomes an independent amodal dialog box.

Class: CL_GUI_DOCKING_CONTAINER

SAP Splitter Container

The SAP Splitter Container allows you to display more than one control in a given area by dividing it into cells.

Class: CL_GUI_SPLITTER_CONTAINER

Regards

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seshatalpasai_madala
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HI,

You can adjust the WIDTH and HEIGHT of the container in the SCRENE PAINTER SE51.

So your GRIDS HEIGHT and WIDTH will depend upon the containers WIDTH and HEIGHT.

Regards,

Sesh