History: MyGUI widget control

            !!Create
!!!Manually
To create a widget without a parent:
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MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().createWidget<MyGUI::__widget_type__>("__skin_name__", __x__, __y__, __w__, __h__, MyGUI::__Align__, "__layer_name__"['', "__widget_name__"'']);
MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().createWidgetReal<MyGUI::__widget_type__>("__skin_name__", __x_r__, __y_r__, __w_r__, __h_r__, MyGUI::__Align__, "__layer_name__"['', "__widget_name__"'']);{CODE}

To create a child widget:

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parent_ptr->createWidget<MyGUI::__widget_type__>("__skin_name__", __x__, __y__, __w__, __h__, MyGUI::__Align__ ['', "__widget_name__"'']);
parent_ptr->createWidgetReal<MyGUI::__widget_type__>("__skin_name__", __x_r__, __y_r__, __w_r__, __h_r__, MyGUI::__Align__ ['', "__widget_name__"'']);{CODE}

Possible __widget_type__ values can be found at the ((MyGUI|__MyGUI main page__)).

__skin_name__ can be the same as the widget or any skin from the ((MyGUI|__MyGUI main page__)).

__x__, __y__, __w__, __h__ is the widget position, width, and height in pixels.

__x_r__, __y_r__, __w_r__, __h_r__ is the widget position width and height relative to its parent (or the screen, if it doesn't have a parent) in coordinates from 0 to 1.

Possible __align__ values can be found in the ((MyGUI align table|__align table__)).

All __layer_name__s can be found in the ((MyGUI layers|standard layers)).

__widget_name__ is an optional parameter.

!!Find
To find a widget (for example a Button)
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MyGUI::Button* button = MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().findWidget<MyGUI::Button>("button_name");{CODE}
If you don't care about the widget type, you can write:
{CODE(wrap="1",colors="cpp",wiki="1")}MyGUI::Widget* any_widget = MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().findWidget__T__("widget_name");{CODE}

!!Destroy
To destroy widgets you need to have pointers to them of the form (__widget_ptr__). Then write
{CODE(wrap="1",colors="cpp",wiki="1")}MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().destroyWidget(__widget_ptr__);{CODE}
If you don't have a pointer to your widget, you should get it by searching for it by name.
{CODE(wrap="1",colors="cpp",wiki="1")}MyGUI::Widget* widget = MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().findWidgetT("widget_name");
MyGUI::Gui::getInstance().destroyWidget(widget);{CODE}