man Pango::TabArray (3): an object containing an array of tab stops

HIERARCHY

  Glib::Boxed
  +----Pango::TabArray

METHODS

tabarray = Pango::TabArray->new ($initial_size, $positions_in_pixels, ...)

$initial_size (integer)
$positions_in_pixels (boolean)
... (list) pairs of Pango::TabAlign's and integers, the alignments and positions of the tab stops.

tabarray = Pango::TabArray->new_with_positions ($initial_size, $positions_in_pixels, ...)

$initial_size (integer)
$positions_in_pixels (boolean)
... (list) pairs of Pango::TabAlign's and integers, the alignments and positions of the tab stops.

Alias for new.

boolean = $tab_array->get_positions_in_pixels

$tab_array->resize ($new_size)

$new_size (integer)

integer = $tab_array->get_size

list = $tab_array->get_tab ($tab_index)

$tab_index (integer)

$tab_array->set_tab ($tab_index, $alignment, $location)

$tab_index (integer)
$alignment (Pango::TabAlign)
$location (integer)

list = $tab_array->get_tabs

Returns a list of Pango::TabAlign's, alignments, and integers, locations. Even elemtents are alignments and odd elements are locations, so 0 is the first alignment and 1 is the first location, 2 the second alignment, 3 the second location, etc.