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CHAPTER 29. PANES

These spacing options apply to hbox-pane, vbox-pane, table-pane, and grid-pane, and indi-
cate the amount of horizontal and vertical spacing (respectively) to leave between the items in
boxes or rows and columns in table. The values of these options are specified in the same way
as the :x-spacing and :y-spacing options to formatting-table. :spacing specifies both the
x and y spacing simultaneously.

29.3.2 Layout Pane Classes

=> hbox-pane [Layout Pane]
=> horizontally (&rest options) &body contents [Macro]
The hbox-pane class lays out all of its child panes horizontally, from left to right. The horizontally
macro serves as a convenient interface for creating an hbox-pane.
contents is one or more forms that are the child panes. Each form in contents is of the form: => vbox-pane [Layout Pane]
=> vertically (&rest options) &body contents [Macro]
The vbox-pane class lays out all of its child panes vertically, from top to bottom. The vertically
macro serves as a convenient interface for creating an vbox-pane.

contents is as for horizontally.

=> hrack-pane [Layout Pane]
=> vrack-pane [Layout Pane]


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