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1.Custom container
Custom container can be created with a class CL_GUI_CUSTOM_CONTAINER , but it needs a parent container in which it could be placed or it needs an custom control area to be created in custom screen . This solution is mainly used by me in the applications I develop now. But it’s also common that you’ll mix custom containers with other in one development.
Many persons creates the custom container during the PBO event of the screen that contains custom container area, but you don’t have to do that. You can create it also before calling the screen, like in the simple example of using CL_GUI_CUSTOM_CONTAINER that you can find in Figure 1 and in demo program ZDEMO_AIN_CL01 .
Don’t try to find anything in this program, that was not needed just to quickly display the data on the grid. There is no GUI Status , there is no PBO and PAI handling. I did it on purpose just to create really simple example. (As you may read it the abapGit version can differ from here)
2.Splitter container
Splitter ( CL_GUI_SPLITTER_CONTAINER ) needs a custom container as a parent in order to work. It is used to divide the screen area into several containers. To simplify, you decide how many rows and columns the splitter will have. So it’s like a table or even DIV in HTML where you can put your content. You can create multilevel splitters, so if you want you can split the area into two rows with one column, then create a splitter on the top row which will be divided into two rows and three columns. Your imagination, screen size and user experience will prompt you the best layout here.
The simple example found in program ZDEMO_AIN_CL02 will create a splitter with two rows and one column. The SCREEN 0100 found here is exactly the same as in ZDEMO_AIN_CL01 .
3.Docking container
Docking container ( CL_GUI_DOCKING_CONTAINER ) doesn’t need any parent, neither the custom container area on custom screen. When created and displayed, it’s docked in one of four positions of the screen: top, bottom, left, right. In most cases docking container is used to display some navigation menus but as it’s possible to use it as grid parent, then I’ve used it also several times to display some limited number of columns in it.
4.Dialgobox container
Dialogbox container ( CL_GUI_DIALOGBOX_CONTAINER ) can be useful if you need to display a popup window with your grid and you don’t want to spend time on creating the screen with custom control on it. It’s very handy to use in that situation, but also it has a limitation that you don’t have GUI toolbar available in here. To display the container I used the same approach as for docking container. Don’t be surprised that after running this program, you’ll not be able to close the dialog container, it’s normal as I didn’t register any event for it.