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   For layout purposes, it is suggested that you add all child Elements to a control PRIOR to adding the control to the screen… so, create a window, add a button, add window to screen.
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   All controls are based on the Element class which has access to all default behaviors. Behaviors can be enabled disabled on ANY control or primitive Element.
   
   
  
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  3 new constructor options have been added recently.  They are the same as the 3 above minus the UID parameter.
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  Any parameters not specified are derived from the defaults specified in the Window style information.
  
  
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  The occasional control extends this contructor format, adding an additional Orientation parameter or possibly a boolean flag for controls that provide multiple configurable layouts.
  
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  === Step 2: Adding a Control to the Screen
  
  Might as well start with something interesting as all control contructors follow the same format. Let go with a window and then we’ll add a button to it.
  
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  Here are the three contrustor choices for creating the window:
  
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