API usability - Function for Appending multiple controls at once #310
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Append() adds one control at a time, while it is a common use-case that a user wants to add several controls. This leads to the unnecessary repetion of a single function call. AppendMultiple() appends controls as non-stretchy, while AppendMultipleEx() allows boolean to explicitely specify the type of control. Standard Append() was changed to use AppendMultipleEx() too.
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Append() adds one control at a time, while it is a common
use-case that a user wants to add several controls. This
leads to the unnecessary repetion of a single function call.
AppendMultiple() appends controls as non-stretchy, while
AppendMultipleEx() allows boolean to explicitely specify
the type of control.
Standard Append() was changed to use AppendMultipleEx() too.