FrameArrangement that represents how the frames arrangement is handled.
lt.Controls.Medical.FrameArrangement = {
grid: 0,
custom: 1,
rowSymmetric: 2,
colSymmetric: 3
}
lt.Controls.Medical.FrameArrangement = {
grid: 0,
custom: 1,
rowSymmetric: 2,
colSymmetric: 3
}
0 | Grid |
(0x00000000) Random arrangement, you will need to take care of setting the boundaries of each cell. Refer to Items for more information on how to do that. |
1 | Custom |
(0x00000001) Grid arrangement, the medical viewer engine will take care of almost everything. The cells are arranged in the shape of a grid, controlled by two properties Rows and Columns. |
2 | RowSymmetric |
(0x00000002) Row symmetric, which means the frames are arranged to be 4 rows or fewer and each row can have any number of columns. |
3 | ColSymmetric |
(0x00000003) Col symmetric, which means the frames are arranged to be 4 columns or fewer and each column can have any number of rows. |
The default value is Grid.
If the FrameArrangement is Grid, then use the GridLayout property to control how the frames are arranged.
If the FrameArrangement is Custom, then use the Items property to control how the frames are arranged.
If the FrameArrangement is ColSymmetric or RowSymmetric, then use the GridLayout.
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