/*
 * Efl.UI sizing examples.
 *
 * Demonstrate how to use the sizing api from Efl.Gfx.
 * We load a box with 3 buttons, one with default sizing, one that has a max size
 * and the last one has a min size. Try resizing the window to see how this changes.
 */

using System;

public class Example : Efl.Csharp.Application
{
    protected override void OnInitialize(string[] args)
    {
        // Create a window and initialize it
        Efl.Ui.Win win = new Efl.Ui.Win(null, winType: Efl.Ui.WinType.Basic);
        win.SetText("Size Control");
        win.SetAutohide(true);
        win.VisibilityChangedEvt += (object sender, Efl.Gfx.IEntityVisibilityChangedEvt_Args e) => {
            // Exit the EFL main loop
            if (e.arg == false)
                Efl.Ui.Config.Exit();
        };

        // Create a box container
        Efl.Ui.Box box = new Efl.Ui.Box(win);
        win.SetContent(box);

        // Create a regular button (without size hints)
        var button = new Efl.Ui.Button(win);
        button.SetText("Button");
        box.Pack(button);

        // Create a small button (max size is limited)
        button = new Efl.Ui.Button(win);
        button.SetText("Small");
        button.SetHintSizeMax(new Eina.Size2D(50,50));
        box.Pack(button);

        // Create a big button (min size is limited)
        button = new Efl.Ui.Button(win);
        button.SetText("Big button");
        button.SetHintSizeMin(new Eina.Size2D(100,100));
        box.Pack(button);
    }

#if WIN32
    [STAThreadAttribute()]
#endif
    public static void Main()
    {
        var example = new Example();
        example.Launch();
    }
}