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      #
      # A splitter window is used to interactively repartition
      # two or more subpanels.
      # Space may be subdivided horizontally (+SPLITTER_HORIZONTAL+, which
      # the default) or vertically (+SPLITTER_VERTICAL+ option).
      # When the splitter is itself resized, the right-most (or bottom-most)
      # child window will be resized unless the splitter window is _reversed_;
      # if the splitter is reversed, the left-most (or top-most) child window
      # will be resized instead.
      # Normally, children are resizable from size 0 upwards; however, if the child
    
      # in a horizontally-oriented splitter has +LAYOUT_FILL_X+ in combination with
    
      # +LAYOUT_FIX_WIDTH+, it will not be made smaller than its default width,
      # except when the child is the last visible widget (or first when the
      # +SPLITTER_REVERSED+ option has been passed to the splitter).
    
      # In a vertically-oriented splitter, children with +LAYOUT_FILL_Y+ and
    
      # +LAYOUT_FIX_HEIGHT+ behave analogously.
      #
      # === Events
      #
      # The following messages are sent by FXSplitter to its target:
      #
    
      # +SEL_LEFTBUTTONPRESS+:: sent when the left mouse button goes down; the message data is an FXEvent instance.
      # +SEL_LEFTBUTTONRELEASE+:: sent when the left mouse button goes up; the message data is an FXEvent instance.
      # +SEL_COMMAND+::  sent at the end of a resize operation, to signal that the resize is complete
      # +SEL_CHANGED+::  sent continuously while a resize operation is occurring
    
      #
      # === Splitter options
      #
      # +SPLITTER_HORIZONTAL+::   Split horizontally
      # +SPLITTER_VERTICAL+::     Split vertically
      # +SPLITTER_REVERSED+::     Reverse-anchored
      # +SPLITTER_TRACKING+::     Track continuous during split
      # +SPLITTER_NORMAL+::       same as +SPLITTER_HORIZONTAL+
      #
      class FXSplitter < FXComposite
    
        # Splitter style [Integer]
        attr_accessor :splitterStyle
    
        # Splitter bar size, in pixels [Integer]
        attr_accessor :barSize
    
        #
        # Return an initialized FXSplitter instance.
        #
        # ==== Parameters:
        #
    
        # +p+:: the parent widget for this splitter [FXComposite]
        # +opts+:: the options [Integer]
        # +x+:: initial x-position [Integer]
        # +y+:: initial y-position [Integer]
        # +width+:: initial width [Integer]
        # +height+:: initial height [Integer]
    
        #
        def initialize(p, opts=SPLITTER_NORMAL, x=0, y=0, width=0, height=0) # :yields: theSplitter
        end
    
        #
        # Return an initialized FXSplitter instance.
        #
        # ==== Parameters:
        #
    
        # +p+:: the parent widget for this splitter [FXComposite]
        # +target+:: the message target for this splitter [FXObject]
        # +selector+:: the message identifier for this splitter [Integer]
        # +opts+:: the options [Integer]
        # +x+:: initial x-position [Integer]
        # +y+:: initial y-position [Integer]
        # +width+:: initial width [Integer]
        # +height+:: initial height [Integer]
    
        #
        def initialize(p, tgt, sel, opts=SPLITTER_NORMAL, x=0, y=0, width=0, height=0) # :yields: theSplitter
        end
    
        #
        # Return size of the panel at index.
        # Raises IndexError if _index_ is out of range.
        #
        def getSplit(index); end
    
        #
        # Change the size of panel at the given index.
        # Raises IndexError if _index_ is out of range.
        #
        def setSplit(index, size); end
      end
    end