Functions

Types and Values

Object Hierarchy

    GObject
    ╰── GInitiallyUnowned
        ╰── ClutterActor
            ╰── ClutterGroup
                ╰── ClutterStage

Implemented Interfaces

ClutterGroup implements ClutterContainer, ClutterScriptable, ClutterAnimatable and AtkImplementorIface.

Description

A ClutterGroup is an Actor which contains multiple child actors positioned relative to the ClutterGroup position. Other operations such as scaling, rotating and clipping of the group will apply to the child actors.

A ClutterGroup's size is defined by the size and position of its children; it will be the smallest non-negative size that covers the right and bottom edges of all of its children.

Setting the size on a Group using ClutterActor methods like clutter_actor_set_size() will override the natural size of the Group, however this will not affect the size of the children and they may still be painted outside of the allocation of the group. One way to constrain the visible area of a ClutterGroup to a specified allocation is to explicitly set the size of the ClutterGroup and then use the “clip-to-allocation” property.

ClutterGroup as a concrete class has been superceded by ClutterActor since Clutter 1.10. The type itself is not deprecated as it is used by ClutterStage. You should instantiate ClutterActor and use its API to manage child actors.

Functions

ClutterActor *
clutter_group_new (void);

void
clutter_group_remove_all (ClutterGroup *self);

gint
clutter_group_get_n_children (ClutterGroup *self);

ClutterActor *
clutter_group_get_nth_child (ClutterGroup *self,
                             gint index_);

Types and Values

struct ClutterGroup;

struct ClutterGroupClass {
};