com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout

## Class SplitPane

- java.lang.Object
- - com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject
  - - com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget
    - - com.smartgwt.client.widgets.BaseWidget
      - - com.smartgwt.client.widgets.Canvas
        - - com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout.Layout
          - - com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout.SplitPane

- All Implemented Interfaces:
    com.google.gwt.event.logical.shared.HasAttachHandlers, com.google.gwt.event.shared.HasHandlers, com.google.gwt.user.client.EventListener, com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.HasVisibility, com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.IsWidget, LogicalStructure, HasClearHandlers, HasClickHandlers, HasDoubleClickHandlers, HasDragMoveHandlers, HasDragRepositionMoveHandlers, HasDragRepositionStartHandlers, HasDragRepositionStopHandlers, HasDragResizeMoveHandlers, HasDragResizeStartHandlers, HasDragResizeStopHandlers, HasDragStartHandlers, HasDragStopHandlers, HasDropHandlers, HasDropMoveHandlers, HasDropOutHandlers, HasDropOverHandlers, HasFocusChangedHandlers, HasHoverHandlers, HasHoverHiddenHandlers, HasKeyDownHandlers, HasKeyPressHandlers, HasMouseDownHandlers, HasMouseMoveHandlers, HasMouseOutHandlers, HasMouseOverHandlers, HasMouseStillDownHandlers, HasMouseUpHandlers, HasMouseWheelHandlers, HasMovedHandlers, HasParentMovedHandlers, HasResizedHandlers, HasRightMouseDownHandlers, HasRuleContextChangedHandlers, HasScrolledHandlers, HasShowContextMenuHandlers, HasVisibilityChangedHandlers, HasDownClickHandlers, HasMembersChangedHandlers, HasNavigationClickHandlers, HasPaneChangedHandlers, HasUpClickHandlers
  Direct Known Subclasses:
    NavPanel

      public class SplitPane
      extends Layout
      implements HasDownClickHandlers, HasNavigationClickHandlers, HasPaneChangedHandlers, HasUpClickHandlers

  A device- and orientation-sensitive layout that implements the common pattern of rendering two panes side-by-side on desktop machines and on tablets in landscape orientation, while switching to showing a single pane for handset-sized devices or tablets in portrait orientation (this type of behavior is sometimes called "responsive design").

  A `SplitPane` can manage either two or three panes — a `navigationPane` and the `detailPane` are required, and a `listPane` can also be provided which appears in the same place as the navigation pane, with built-in navigation between the panes based on `NavigationBar`. An example of 3-pane usage would be an email application:

  - `navigationPane`: `TreeGrid` of folders
  - `listPane`: `ListGrid` showing messages in a folder
  - `detailPane`: message detail view (perhaps a `DetailViewer` over an `HTMLFlow` or similar arrangement)

  The placement of the panes is by default sensitive to whether the device is detected as a handset (phone), tablet or desktop device (see `DeviceMode`) and to the current `PageOrientation`. You can also configure a `SplitPane` with a fixed `pageOrientation` or `deviceMode`.

  Beyond providing the panes listed above, typical usage is simply to call `showListPane()` and `showDetailPane()` when the `SplitPane` should navigate to a new pane. For example, in an email application, clicking on a folder in the `navigationPane` should cause the `listPane` to show messages from the folder, then `showListPane("folder name")` would be called to show the `listPane` and give it a new title reflecting the name of the folder.

  Similarly, clicking on a message in the `listPane` should show the message details in the `detailPane` and call `showDetailPane("message title")` to reveal the `detailPane` and give it an appropriate title.

  ### Auto-Navigation

  By default, SplitPane will analyze the controls placed in each pane and the DataSources they are bound to, and automatically navigate between panes.

  For example, in a two-pane SplitPane with a ListGrid in the navigationPane and a DynamicForm in the detailPane, both with the same DataSource, when a record is selected in the grid, `DynamicForm.editRecord()` will be called to populate the form, and the detailPane will be shown.

  In a 3-pane SplitPane with a TreeGrid and ListGrid in the navigationPane and listPane respectively, if there is a 1-to-Many relation from the TreeGrid's DataSource to the ListGrid's DataSource, `ListGrid.fetchRelatedData()` will be used to load related records when tree nodes are clicked, and the listPane will be shown.

  For a full description of auto-navigation, see `autoNavigate`. Just set `autoNavigate` to false if you don't want these behaviors.

  ### Automatic control placement

  `detailToolButtons` allows you to define a set of controls that are specially placed based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`. See `detailToolButtons` for details.

  ### NavigationBar and ToolStrips

  By default, bars are created as follows:

  - in `deviceMode:"tablet"` and `deviceMode` "handset", the `navigationBar` is always created.
  - in `deviceMode:"desktop"`, the `navigationBar` is created by default only if the `navigationTitle` is specified and non-empty or `showRightButton` and/or `showLeftButton` is `true`, or `showNavigationBar` is `true`.
  - in `deviceMode:"desktop"` and `deviceMode` "tablet", the `detailToolStrip` is shown above the `detailPane`.
  - in `deviceMode:"handset"`, the `detailToolStrip` is created only if `detailToolButtons` are specified, and is placed underneath the `detailPane`.
  - `listToolStrip` - separate bar for the `listPane`, only present for `deviceMode:"desktop"` when a `listPane` is provided.
  All of these bars are `AutoChildren` and hence completely optional. You can omit them entirely, or, if you want navigation bars or tool strips but want to customize them more than the AutoChild system allows, you can prevent the built-in bars from being created and place your own `NavigationBar`s either inside your navigation, list or detail panes, or outside the `SplitPane` as a whole. This allows you to completely customize your navigation but still use `SplitPane` to handle device- and orientation-aware layout. See `showNavigationBar`, `showListToolStrip`, and `showDetailToolStrip`.

  Note that in addition to the `navigationBar`, the other automatically created bars are also instances of `NavigationBar` despite the "toolStrip" naming convention. These controls will not generally contain navigation elements; the `NavigationBar` class is used for consistent styling, since the `navigationBar` appears adjacent to the toolstrips in some modes and orientations, so they should have the same height and styling.

- - ### Nested Class Summary

    - ### Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject

      `com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject.DebugIdImpl, com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject.DebugIdImplEnabled`

  - ### Field Summary

    - ### Fields inherited from class com.smartgwt.client.widgets.BaseWidget

      `config, configOnly, factoryCreated, factoryProperties, id, nativeObject, scClassName`

    - ### Fields inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject

      `DEBUG_ID_PREFIX`

  - ### Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Constructor and Description
    `SplitPane()`
    `SplitPane(Canvas navigationPane, Canvas detailPane)`
    `SplitPane(Canvas navigationPane, Canvas listPane, Canvas detailPane)`
    `SplitPane(com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject jsObj)`

  - ### Method Summary

    All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration` | `addDownClickHandler(DownClickHandler handler)` Add a downClick handler.
    `com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration` | `addNavigationClickHandler(NavigationClickHandler handler)` Add a navigationClick handler.
    `com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration` | `addPaneChangedHandler(PaneChangedHandler handler)` Add a paneChanged handler.
    `com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration` | `addUpClickHandler(UpClickHandler handler)` Add a upClick handler.
    `static void` | `changeAutoChildDefaults(java.lang.String autoChildName, Canvas defaults)` Changes the defaults for Canvas AutoChildren named `autoChildName`.
    `static void` | `changeAutoChildDefaults(java.lang.String autoChildName, FormItem defaults)` Changes the defaults for FormItem AutoChildren named `autoChildName`.
    `protected com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject` | `create()`
    `boolean` | `getAddHistoryEntries()` Should default history-tracking support be enabled? If `true`, then a history management scheme utilizing History.addHistoryEntry() and History.registerCallback() is enabled.
    `boolean` | `getAnimateNavigationBarStateChanges()` Whether to animate state changes of the `navigationBar`.
    `boolean` | `getAutoNavigate()` If set, the `SplitPane` will automatically monitor selection changes in the `navigationPane` and `listPane`, and call `navigateListPane()` or `navigateDetailPane()` when selections are changed.
    `NavigationButton` | `getBackButton()` A `NavigationButton` shown to the left of the `title` in the `navigationBar`.
    `CurrentPane` | `getCurrentPane()` The most recently shown pane.
    `Canvas` | `getDetailNavigationControl()` Navigation control that appears only when the navigation pane is not showing (showing detail pane on handset, or portrait mode on tablet).
    `Canvas` | `getDetailPane()` The right-hand of the two panes managed by this widget, used for viewing details.
    `java.lang.String` | `getDetailPaneTitleTemplate()` Default value chosen for `detailPaneTitle` when `navigateDetailPane()` is called.
    `java.lang.String` | `getDetailTitle()` The title for the `detailPane`.
    `Canvas[]` | `getDetailToolButtons()` `detailToolButtons` allows you to specify a set of controls that are specially placed based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`.
    `NavigationBar` | `getDetailToolStrip()` Toolstrip servicing the `detailPane`.
    `DeviceMode` | `getDeviceMode()` UI layout mode used for this `SplitPane`.
    `java.lang.String` | `getEditProxyConstructor()` Default class used to construct the `EditProxy` for this component when the component is `first placed into edit mode`.
    `NavigationButton` | `getLeftButton()` An additional `NavigationButton` which may be shown to the left of the `title` in the `navigation bar`.
    `Canvas` | `getListPane()` An optional list pane displayed in the left-hand of the panes or in a side panel according to the pane layout.
    `java.lang.String` | `getListPaneTitleTemplate()` Default value chosen for `listPaneTitle` when `navigateListPane()` is called.
    `java.lang.String` | `getListTitle()` The title for the `listPane`.
    `NavigationBar` | `getListToolStrip()` Bar displayed above the `listPane`, if a `listPane` is present, only for `deviceMode` "desktop".
    `com.smartgwt.logicalstructure.core.LogicalStructureObject` | `getLogicalStructure()` Getter implementing the `LogicalStructure` interface, which supports Eclipse's logical structure debugging facility.
    `NavigationBar` | `getNavigationBar()` A `NavigationBar` instance managed by this `SplitPane` that is placed above the `navigationPane`.
    `Canvas` | `getNavigationPane()` An arbitrary widget that is visible in all configurations when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.NAVIGATION` (it may also be visible when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.LIST` or `CurrentPane.DETAIL`).
    `int` | `getNavigationPaneWidth()` Sets a size for the navigation pane.
    `java.lang.String` | `getNavigationPaneWidthAsString()` Sets a size for the navigation pane.
    `java.lang.String` | `getNavigationTitle()` The title for the `navigationPane`, displayed in the `navigationBar` and also used for the title of a back button in some configurations.
    `boolean` | `getNotifyAfterNavigationClick()` Whether or not to call `SplitPane.navigationClick()`, if present, after navigation has already occurred.
    `static SplitPane` | `getOrCreateRef(com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject jsObj)`
    `PageOrientation` | `getPageOrientation()` Current `PageOrientation`.
    `java.lang.Boolean` | `getReverseOrder()` Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class.
    `java.lang.Boolean` | `getShowDetailToolStrip()` If set to `false`, the `detailToolStrip` will not be shown.
    `boolean` | `getShowLeftButton()` Should the `leftButton` be shown in the `navigation bar`?
    `java.lang.Boolean` | `getShowListToolStrip()` If set to `false`, the `listToolStrip` will not be shown.
    `java.lang.Boolean` | `getShowMiniNav()` If true, a `MiniNavControl` will be shown: In the `navigationBar` when the device mode is `DeviceMode.HANDSET` and the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.DETAIL`.
    `java.lang.Boolean` | `getShowNavigationBar()` If set to `false`, the `navigationBar` will not be shown.
    `boolean` | `getShowResizeBars()` If enabled, the `SplitPane` will add resize bars between the `navigationPane` and `detailPane` when these panes are shown side-by-side, and between the `listPane` and `detailPane` in `deviceMode:"desktop"`.
    `boolean` | `getShowRightButton()` Should the `rightButton` be shown in the `navigationBar`?
    `java.lang.Boolean` | `getVertical()` Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class.
    `void` | `navigateDetailPane()` Calls `navigatePane()` with the `detailPane` as the target pane.
    `void` | `navigateDetailPane(java.lang.String title)` Calls `navigatePane()` with the `detailPane` as the target pane.
    `void` | `navigateListPane()` Calls `navigatePane()` with the `listPane` as the target pane.
    `void` | `navigateListPane(java.lang.String title)` Calls `navigatePane()` with the `listPane` as the target pane.
    `void` | `navigatePane()` Causes the target pane component to load data and update its title based on the current selection in the source pane.
    `void` | `navigatePane(CurrentPane target)`
    `void` | `navigatePane(CurrentPane target, java.lang.String title)`
    `void` | `navigatePane(CurrentPane target, java.lang.String title, CurrentPane source)` Causes the target pane component to load data and update its title based on the current selection in the source pane.
    `SplitPane` | `setAddHistoryEntries(boolean addHistoryEntries)` Should default history-tracking support be enabled? If `true`, then a history management scheme utilizing History.addHistoryEntry() and History.registerCallback() is enabled.
    `SplitPane` | `setAnimateNavigationBarStateChanges(boolean animateNavigationBarStateChanges)` Whether to animate state changes of the `navigationBar`.
    `SplitPane` | `setAutoNavigate(boolean autoNavigate)` If set, the `SplitPane` will automatically monitor selection changes in the `navigationPane` and `listPane`, and call `navigateListPane()` or `navigateDetailPane()` when selections are changed.
    `SplitPane` | `setCurrentPane(CurrentPane currentPane)` The most recently shown pane.
    `static void` | `setDefaultProperties(SplitPane splitPaneProperties)` Class level method to set the default properties of this class.
    `SplitPane` | `setDetailNavigationControl(Canvas detailNavigationControl)` Navigation control that appears only when the navigation pane is not showing (showing detail pane on handset, or portrait mode on tablet).
    `SplitPane` | `setDetailPane(Canvas detailPane)` The right-hand of the two panes managed by this widget, used for viewing details.
    `SplitPane` | `setDetailPaneTitleTemplate(java.lang.String detailPaneTitleTemplate)` Default value chosen for `detailPaneTitle` when `navigateDetailPane()` is called.
    `SplitPane` | `setDetailTitle(java.lang.String detailTitle)` The title for the `detailPane`.
    `SplitPane` | `setDetailToolButtons(Canvas... detailToolButtons)` `detailToolButtons` allows you to specify a set of controls that are specially placed based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`.
    `SplitPane` | `setDeviceMode(DeviceMode deviceMode)` UI layout mode used for this `SplitPane`.
    `SplitPane` | `setEditProxyConstructor(java.lang.String editProxyConstructor)` Default class used to construct the `EditProxy` for this component when the component is `first placed into edit mode`.
    `void` | `setLeftButtonTitle(java.lang.String newTitle)` Setter for the `leftButtonTitle` of the `navigationBar`.
    `SplitPane` | `setListPane(Canvas listPane)` An optional list pane displayed in the left-hand of the panes or in a side panel according to the pane layout.
    `SplitPane` | `setListPaneTitleTemplate(java.lang.String listPaneTitleTemplate)` Default value chosen for `listPaneTitle` when `navigateListPane()` is called.
    `SplitPane` | `setListTitle(java.lang.String listTitle)` The title for the `listPane`.
    `com.smartgwt.logicalstructure.core.LogicalStructureObject` | `setLogicalStructure(com.smartgwt.logicalstructure.widgets.layout.SplitPaneLogicalStructure s)` Setter implementing the `LogicalStructure` interface, which supports Eclipse's logical structure debugging facility.
    `SplitPane` | `setNavigationPane(Canvas navigationPane)` An arbitrary widget that is visible in all configurations when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.NAVIGATION` (it may also be visible when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.LIST` or `CurrentPane.DETAIL`).
    `SplitPane` | `setNavigationPaneWidth(int navigationPaneWidth)` Sets a size for the navigation pane.
    `SplitPane` | `setNavigationPaneWidth(java.lang.String navigationPaneWidth)` Sets a size for the navigation pane.
    `SplitPane` | `setNavigationTitle(java.lang.String navigationTitle)` The title for the `navigationPane`, displayed in the `navigationBar` and also used for the title of a back button in some configurations.
    `SplitPane` | `setNotifyAfterNavigationClick(boolean notifyAfterNavigationClick)` Whether or not to call `SplitPane.navigationClick()`, if present, after navigation has already occurred.
    `SplitPane` | `setPageOrientation(PageOrientation pageOrientation)` Current `PageOrientation`.
    `SplitPane` | `setReverseOrder(java.lang.Boolean reverseOrder)` Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class.
    `void` | `setRightButtonTitle(java.lang.String newTitle)` Setter for the `rightButtonTitle` of the `navigationBar`.
    `SplitPane` | `setShowDetailToolStrip(java.lang.Boolean showDetailToolStrip)` If set to `false`, the `detailToolStrip` will not be shown.
    `SplitPane` | `setShowLeftButton(boolean showLeftButton)` Should the `leftButton` be shown in the `navigation bar`?
    `SplitPane` | `setShowListToolStrip(java.lang.Boolean showListToolStrip)` If set to `false`, the `listToolStrip` will not be shown.
    `SplitPane` | `setShowMiniNav(java.lang.Boolean showMiniNav)` If true, a `MiniNavControl` will be shown: In the `navigationBar` when the device mode is `DeviceMode.HANDSET` and the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.DETAIL`.
    `SplitPane` | `setShowNavigationBar(java.lang.Boolean showNavigationBar)` If set to `false`, the `navigationBar` will not be shown.
    `SplitPane` | `setShowResizeBars(boolean showResizeBars)` If enabled, the `SplitPane` will add resize bars between the `navigationPane` and `detailPane` when these panes are shown side-by-side, and between the `listPane` and `detailPane` in `deviceMode:"desktop"`.
    `SplitPane` | `setShowRightButton(boolean showRightButton)` Should the `rightButton` be shown in the `navigationBar`? If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Show or hide the `rightButton` of the `navigationBar`.
    `SplitPane` | `setVertical(java.lang.Boolean vertical)` Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class.
    `void` | `showDetailPane()` Causes a transition to the `detailPane`, optionally updating the `detail title`.
    `void` | `showDetailPane(java.lang.String detailPaneTitle)`
    `void` | `showDetailPane(java.lang.String detailPaneTitle, java.lang.String backButtonTitle)`
    `void` | `showDetailPane(java.lang.String detailPaneTitle, java.lang.String backButtonTitle, NavigationDirection direction)` Causes a transition to the `detailPane`, optionally updating the `detail title`.
    `void` | `showListPane()` Causes a transition to the `listPane`, optionally updating the `list title`.
    `void` | `showListPane(java.lang.String listPaneTitle)`
    `void` | `showListPane(java.lang.String listPaneTitle, java.lang.String backButtonTitle)`
    `void` | `showListPane(java.lang.String listPaneTitle, java.lang.String backButtonTitle, NavigationDirection direction)` Causes a transition to the `listPane`, optionally updating the `list title`.
    `void` | `showNavigationPane()` Causes a transition to the `navigationPane`.
    `void` | `showNavigationPane(NavigationDirection direction)` Causes a transition to the `navigationPane`.

    - ### Methods inherited from class com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout.Layout

      `addMember, addMember, addMember, addMember, addMemberPostCreate, addMemberPostCreate, addMemberPreCreate, addMemberPreCreate, addMembers, addMembers, addMembersChangedHandler, getAnimateMembers, getAnimateMemberTime, getCanDropComponents, getChildTabPosition, getDefaultResizeBars, getDropComponent, getDropLine, getDropLineThickness, getDropPosition, getEnforcePolicy, getHPolicy, getLayoutBottomMargin, getLayoutEndMargin, getLayoutLeftMargin, getLayoutMargin, getLayoutRightMargin, getLayoutStartMargin, getLayoutTopMargin, getLeaveScrollbarGap, getLocateMembersBy, getLocateMembersType, getManagePercentBreadth, getMember, getMember, getMemberDefaultBreadth, getMemberNumber, getMemberNumber, getMemberOverlap, getMembers, getMembersLength, getMembersMargin, getMinMemberLength, getMinMemberSize, getOverflow, getPaddingAsLayoutMargin, getResizeBar, getResizeBarClass, getResizeBarSize, getShowDragPlaceHolder, getShowDropLines, getStackZIndex, getVPolicy, hasMember, hideDropLine, hideMember, hideMember, layoutIsDirty, onInit_Layout, onInit, reflow, reflow, reflowNow, removeMember, removeMembers, removeMembers, reorderMember, reorderMembers, replaceMember, revealChild, revealChild, setAlign, setAlign, setAnimateMembers, setAnimateMemberTime, setCanDropComponents, setDefaultLayoutAlign, setDefaultLayoutAlign, setDefaultProperties, setDefaultResizeBars, setDropLineProperties, setDropLineThickness, setEnforcePolicy, setHPolicy, setLayoutBottomMargin, setLayoutEndMargin, setLayoutLeftMargin, setLayoutMargin, setLayoutRightMargin, setLayoutStartMargin, setLayoutTopMargin, setLeaveScrollbarGap, setLocateMembersBy, setLocateMembersType, setLogicalStructure, setManagePercentBreadth, setMemberOverlap, setMembers, setMembersMargin, setMinBreadthMember, setMinBreadthMember, setMinBreadthMember, setMinMemberLength, setMinMemberSize, setOverflow, setPaddingAsLayoutMargin, setPlaceHolderDefaults, setPlaceHolderProperties, setResizeBarClass, setResizeBarSize, setShowDragPlaceHolder, setShowDropLines, setStackZIndex, setVisibleMember, setVPolicy, showMember, showMember`

    - ### Methods inherited from class com.smartgwt.client.widgets.Canvas

      `addChild, addChild, addChild, addChild, addChild, addClearHandler, addClickHandler, addDoubleClickHandler, addDragMoveHandler, addDragRepositionMoveHandler, addDragRepositionStartHandler, addDragRepositionStopHandler, addDragResizeMoveHandler, addDragResizeStartHandler, addDragResizeStopHandler, addDragStartHandler, addDragStopHandler, addDropHandler, addDropMoveHandler, addDropOutHandler, addDropOverHandler, addFocusChangedHandler, addHoverHandler, addHoverHiddenHandler, addKeyDownHandler, addKeyPressHandler, addMouseDownHandler, addMouseMoveHandler, addMouseOutHandler, addMouseOverHandler, addMouseStillDownHandler, addMouseUpHandler, addMouseWheelHandler, addMovedHandler, addParentMovedHandler, addPeer, addPeer, addPeer, addPeer, addResizedHandler, addRightMouseDownHandler, addRuleContextChangedHandler, addScrolledHandler, addShowContextMenuHandler, addSnapAlignCandidate, addStyleName, addVisibilityChangedHandler, adjustForContent, animateFade, animateFade, animateFade, animateFade, animateFade, animateFade, animateFade, animateFade, animateHide, animateHide, animateHide, animateHide, animateHide, animateHide, animateHide, animateMove, animateMove, animateMove, animateMove, animateRect, animateRect, animateRect, animateRect, animateResize, animateResize, animateResize, animateResize, animateScroll, animateScroll, animateScroll, animateScroll, animateScroll, animateScroll, animateShow, animateShow, animateShow, animateShow, animateShow, animateShow, animateShow, asSGWTComponent, blur, bringToFront, clear, clearExplicitTabIndex, clickMaskUp, clickMaskUp, contains, contains, containsEvent, containsEventTarget, containsFocus, containsPoint, containsPoint, dataContextChanged, deparent, depeer, disable, enable, encloses, focus, focusAfterGroup, focusAtEnd, focusInNextTabElement, focusInPreviousTabElement, getAbsoluteLeft, getAbsoluteTop, getAccessKey, getAdaptiveHeightPriority, getAdaptiveWidthPriority, getAlwaysManageFocusNavigation, getAlwaysShowScrollbars, getAnimateAcceleration, getAnimateFadeTime, getAnimateHideAcceleration, getAnimateHideEffect, getAnimateHideTime, getAnimateMoveAcceleration, getAnimateMoveTime, getAnimateRectAcceleration, getAnimateRectTime, getAnimateResizeAcceleration, getAnimateResizeLayoutMode, getAnimateResizeTime, getAnimateScrollAcceleration, getAnimateScrollTime, getAnimateShowAcceleration, getAnimateShowEffect, getAnimateShowTime, getAnimateTime, getAppImgDir, getAriaHandleID, getAriaRole, getAriaStateDefaults, getAutoMaskComponents, getAutoParent, getAutoPopulateData, getAutoShowParent, getBackgroundColor, getBackgroundImage, getBackgroundPosition, getBackgroundRepeat, getBorder, getBorderRadius, getBottom, getById, getByJSObject, getByLocalId, getCanAcceptDrop, getCanAdaptHeight, getCanAdaptWidth, getCanDrag, getCanDragReposition, getCanDragResize, getCanDragScroll, getCanDrop, getCanDropBefore, getCanFocus, getCanHover, getCanSelectText, getCanvasAutoChild, getCanvasItem, getChildren, getChildrenResizeSnapAlign, getChildrenSnapAlign, getChildrenSnapCenterAlign, getChildrenSnapEdgeAlign, getChildrenSnapResizeToGrid, getChildrenSnapToGrid, getClassName, getComponentMask, getComponentMaskDefaults, getContentElement, getContents, getContextMenu, getCorrectZoomOverflow, getCursor, getDataContext, getDataPath, getDefaultHeight, getDefaultWidth, getDefiningProperty, getDefiningPropertyName, getDefiningPropertyNameOptions, getDestroyed, getDestroying, getDisabled, getDisabledCursor, getDisableTouchScrollingForDrag, getDoubleClickDelay, getDragAppearance, getDragIntersectStyle, getDragMaskType, getDragMaxHeight, getDragMaxWidth, getDragMinHeight, getDragMinWidth, getDragOpacity, getDragRepositionAppearance, getDragRepositionCursor, getDragResizeAppearance, getDragScrollDelay, getDragStartDistance, getDragTarget, getDragTargetAsString, getDragType, getDropTarget, getDropTargetAsString, getDropTypes, getDropTypesAsString, getDynamicContents, getEdgeBackgroundColor, getEdgeCenterBackgroundColor, getEdgeImage, getEdgeMarginSize, getEdgeOffset, getEdgeOpacity, getEdgeShowCenter, getEdgeSize, getEditNode, getEditProxy, getElement, getElement, getEnableWhen, getEndLine, getEventEdge, getEventEdge, getExtraSpace, getFacetId, getFloatingScrollbars, getFormItemAutoChild, getForwardSVGeventsToObject, getFullDataPath, getGroupBorderCSS, getGroupLabelBackgroundColor, getGroupLabelStyleName, getGroupPadding, getGroupTitle, getHeight, getHeightAsString, getHideUsingDisplayNone, getHoverAlign, getHoverAutoDestroy, getHoverAutoFitMaxWidth, getHoverAutoFitMaxWidthAsString, getHoverAutoFitWidth, getHoverComponent, getHoverDelay, getHoverFocusKey, getHoverHeight, getHoverHTML, getHoverMoveWithMouse, getHoverOpacity, getHoverPersist, getHoverScreen, getHoverStyle, getHoverVAlign, getHoverWidth, getHoverWrap, getHSnapPosition, getHSnapPosition, getHtmlElement, getHtmlElementAsString, getHtmlPosition, getImage, getImgURL, getImgURL, getInnerContentHeight, getInnerContentWidth, getInnerHeight, getInnerWidth, getIsGroup, getIsPrinting, getIsRuleScope, getIsSnapAlignCandidate, getKeepInParentRect, getLayoutAlign, getLeaveGroupLabelSpace, getLeavePageSpace, getLeft, getLeftAsString, getLocalId, getLocateByIDOnly, getLocateChildrenBy, getLocateChildrenType, getLocatePeersBy, getLocatePeersType, getLocatorName, getMargin, getMasterCanvas, getMasterElement, getMatchElement, getMatchElementHeight, getMatchElementWidth, getMaxHeight, getMaxWidth, getMaxZoomOverflowError, getMenuConstructor, getMinHeight, getMinNonEdgeSize, getMinWidth, getMomentumScrollMinSpeed, getMouseStillDownDelay, getMouseStillDownInitialDelay, getName, getNativeAutoHideScrollbars, getNextZIndex, getNoDoubleClicks, getNoDropCursor, getOffsetHeight, getOffsetWidth, getOffsetX, getOffsetY, getOpacity, getOuterElement, getPadding, getPageBottom, getPageLeft, getPageRect, getPageRight, getPageTop, getPaletteDefaults, getPanelContainer, getParentCanvas, getParentElement, getPeers, getPendingMarkerStyle, getPendingMarkerVisible, getPercentBox, getPercentSource, getPersistentMatchElement, getPointerSettings, getPointerTarget, getPointerTargetAsString, getPosition, getPrefix, getPrintChildrenAbsolutelyPositioned, getPrintHTML, getPrintHTML, getPrintStyleName, getPrompt, getProportionalResizeModifiers, getProportionalResizing, getReceiveScrollbarEvents, getRect, getRedrawOnResize, getResizeBarTarget, getResizeFrom, getRight, getRuleContext, getRuleContext, getRuleScope, getScrollbarSize, getScrollBottom, getScrollHeight, getScrollLeft, getScrollRight, getScrollTop, getScrollWidth, getShadowColor, getShadowDepth, getShadowHOffset, getShadowImage, getShadowOffset, getShadowSoftness, getShadowSpread, getShadowVOffset, getShouldPrint, getShowCustomScrollbars, getShowDragShadow, getShowEdges, getShowHover, getShowHoverComponents, getShowPointer, getShowResizeBar, getShowShadow, getShowSnapGrid, getShrinkElementOnHide, getSizeMayChangeOnRedraw, getSkinImgDir, getSnapAlignCandidates, getSnapAlignCenterLineStyle, getSnapAlignEdgeLineStyle, getSnapAxis, getSnapEdge, getSnapGridLineProperties, getSnapGridStyle, getSnapHDirection, getSnapHGap, getSnapOffsetLeft, getSnapOffsetTop, getSnapOnDrop, getSnapPosition, getSnapPosition, getSnapResizeToAlign, getSnapResizeToGrid, getSnapTo, getSnapToAlign, getSnapToCenterAlign, getSnapToEdgeAlign, getSnapToGrid, getSnapVDirection, getSnapVGap, getStartLine, getStyleName, getTabIndex, getTestDataContext, getTestInstance, getTitle, getTooltip, getTop, getTopAsString, getTopElement, getUISummary, getUpdateTabPositionOnDraw, getUpdateTabPositionOnReparent, getUseBackMask, getUseCSSShadow, getUseDragMask, getUseImageForSVG, getUseNativeDrag, getUseOpacityFilter, getUseTouchScrolling, getValuesManager, getValuesManagerAsString, getViewportHeight, getViewportWidth, getVisibility, getVisibleHeight, getVisibleWhen, getVisibleWidth, getVSnapPosition, getVSnapPosition, getWidth, getWidthAsString, getWorkflows, getZIndex, getZIndex, handleHover, hide, hideClickMask, hideClickMask, hideComponentMask, hideComponentMask, hideContextMenu, imgHTML, imgHTML, imgHTML, initComplete, intersects, isDirty, isDisabled, isFocused, isVisible, keyUp, layoutChildren, linkHTML, linkHTML, linkHTML, linkHTML, linkHTML, linkHTML, markForDestroy, markForRedraw, markForRedraw, moveAbove, moveBelow, moveBy, moveTo, onAttach, onDetach, pageScrollDown, pageScrollUp, parentResized, placeNear, placeNear, placeNear, print, print, print, print, printComponents, provideRuleContext, provideRuleContext, redraw, redraw, registerFontScaledPaddingStyles, removeChild, removeChild, removePeer, removePeer, removeRuleContext, removeSnapAlignCandidate, resizeAutoChildAttributes, resizeBy, resizeControls, resizeControlsTo, resizeFonts, resizeFonts, resizeFonts, resizeFontsTo, resizeIcons, resizePadding, resizePadding, resizeTo, resizeTo, scrollBy, scrollByPercent, scrollTo, scrollTo, scrollTo, scrollTo, scrollTo, scrollToBottom, scrollToLeft, scrollToPercent, scrollToRight, scrollToTop, sendToBack, setAccessKey, setAdaptHeightByCustomizer, setAdaptiveHeightPriority, setAdaptiveWidthPriority, setAdaptWidthByCustomizer, setAllowExternalFilters, setAlwaysManageFocusNavigation, setAlwaysShowScrollbars, setAnimateAcceleration, setAnimateFadeTime, setAnimateHideAcceleration, setAnimateHideEffect, setAnimateHideTime, setAnimateMoveAcceleration, setAnimateMoveTime, setAnimateRectAcceleration, setAnimateRectTime, setAnimateResizeAcceleration, setAnimateResizeLayoutMode, setAnimateResizeTime, setAnimateScrollAcceleration, setAnimateScrollTime, setAnimateShowAcceleration, setAnimateShowEffect, setAnimateShowTime, setAnimateTime, setAppImgDir, setAriaRole, setAriaState, setAutoChildConstructor, setAutoChildProperties, setAutoChildProperties, setAutoChildProperties, setAutoChildProperties, setAutoChildVisibility, setAutoHeight, setAutoMaskComponents, setAutoParent, setAutoPopulateData, setAutoResizeAutoChildAttributes, setAutoResizeIcons, setAutoShowParent, setAutoWidth, setBackgroundColor, setBackgroundImage, setBackgroundPosition, setBackgroundRepeat, setBorder, setBorderRadius, setBottom, setCanAcceptDrop, setCanAdaptHeight, setCanAdaptWidth, setCanDrag, setCanDragReposition, setCanDragResize, setCanDragScroll, setCanDrop, setCanDropBefore, setCanFocus, setCanHover, setCanSelectText, setChildren, setChildrenResizeSnapAlign, setChildrenSnapAlign, setChildrenSnapCenterAlign, setChildrenSnapEdgeAlign, setChildrenSnapResizeToGrid, setChildrenSnapToGrid, setComponentMaskDefaults, setContents, setContextMenu, setCorrectZoomOverflow, setCursor, setDataContext, setDataPath, setDefaultHeight, setDefaultPageSpace, setDefaultProperties, setDefaultShowCustomScrollbars, setDefaultWidth, setDefiningProperty, setDefiningPropertyNameOptions, setDisabled, setDisabledCursor, setDisableTouchScrollingForDrag, setDoubleClickDelay, setDragAppearance, setDragIntersectStyle, setDragMaskType, setDragMaxHeight, setDragMaxWidth, setDragMinHeight, setDragMinWidth, setDragOpacity, setDragRepositionAppearance, setDragRepositionCursor, setDragResizeAppearance, setDragScrollDelay, setDragStartDistance, setDragTarget, setDragTarget, setDragType, setDropTarget, setDropTarget, setDropTypes, setDropTypes, setDynamicContents, setEdgeBackgroundColor, setEdgeCenterBackgroundColor, setEdgeImage, setEdgeMarginSize, setEdgeOffset, setEdgeOpacity, setEdgeShowCenter, setEdgeSize, setEditMode, setEditMode, setEditMode, setElement, setEnableWhen, setEndLine, setExtraSpace, setFacetId, setFloatingScrollbars, setForwardSVGeventsToObject, setGroupBorderCSS, setGroupLabelBackgroundColor, setGroupLabelStyleName, setGroupPadding, setGroupTitle, setHeight, setHeight, setHeight, setHeight100, setHideUsingDisplayNone, setHoverAlign, setHoverAutoDestroy, setHoverAutoFitMaxWidth, setHoverAutoFitMaxWidth, setHoverAutoFitWidth, setHoverDelay, setHoverFocusKey, setHoverHeight, setHoverMoveWithMouse, setHoverOpacity, setHoverPersist, setHoverScreen, setHoverStyle, setHoverVAlign, setHoverWidth, setHoverWrap, setHtmlElement, setHtmlElement, setHtmlPosition, setImage, setImage, setInitHandler, setIsGroup, setIsRuleScope, setIsSnapAlignCandidate, setKeepInParentRect, setKeepInParentRect, setKeepInParentRect, setLayoutAlign, setLayoutAlign, setLeaveGroupLabelSpace, setLeavePageSpace, setLeft, setLeft, setLocateByIDOnly, setLocateChildrenBy, setLocateChildrenType, setLocatePeersBy, setLocatePeersType, setLocatorName, setLocatorParent, setLocatorParent, setLogicalStructure, setMargin, setMatchElement, setMatchElementHeight, setMatchElementWidth, setMaxHeight, setMaxWidth, setMaxZoomOverflowError, setMenuConstructor, setMinHeight, setMinNonEdgeSize, setMinWidth, setMomentumScrollMinSpeed, setMouseStillDownDelay, setMouseStillDownInitialDelay, setName, setNativeAutoHideScrollbars, setNeverUseFilters, setNoDoubleClicks, setNoDropCursor, setOpacity, setPadding, setPageLeft, setPageTop, setPanelContainer, setParentCanvas, setParentElement, setPeers, setPendingMarkerStyle, setPendingMarkerVisible, setPercentBox, setPercentSource, setPersistentMatchElement, setPointerSettings, setPointerTarget, setPosition, setPrefix, setPrintChildrenAbsolutelyPositioned, setPrintStyleName, setPrompt, setProportionalResizeModifiers, setProportionalResizing, setReceiveScrollbarEvents, setRect, setRect, setRedrawOnResize, setRelativeTabPosition, setResizeBarTarget, setResizeFrom, setResizeFrom, setRight, setRuleScope, setScrollbarConstructor, setScrollbarSize, setShadowColor, setShadowDepth, setShadowHOffset, setShadowImage, setShadowOffset, setShadowSoftness, setShadowSpread, setShadowVOffset, setShouldPrint, setShowCustomScrollbars, setShowDragShadow, setShowEdges, setShowHover, setShowHoverComponents, setShowPointer, setShowResizeBar, setShowShadow, setShowSnapGrid, setShrinkElementOnHide, setSizeMayChangeOnRedraw, setSkinImgDir, setSmoothFade, setSnapAlignCandidates, setSnapAlignCenterLineStyle, setSnapAlignEdgeLineStyle, setSnapAxis, setSnapEdge, setSnapGridLineProperties, setSnapGridStyle, setSnapHDirection, setSnapHGap, setSnapOffsetLeft, setSnapOffsetTop, setSnapOnDrop, setSnapResizeToAlign, setSnapResizeToGrid, setSnapTo, setSnapToAlign, setSnapToCenterAlign, setSnapToEdgeAlign, setSnapToGrid, setSnapVDirection, setSnapVGap, setStartLine, setStyleName, setTabIndex, setTestDataContext, setTitle, setTooltip, setTop, setTop, setUpdateTabPositionOnDraw, setUpdateTabPositionOnReparent, setUseBackMask, setUseCSSShadow, setUseDragMask, setUseImageForSVG, setUseNativeDrag, setUseOpacityFilter, setUseTouchScrolling, setValuesManager, setValuesManager, setVisibility, setVisible, setVisibleWhen, setWidth, setWidth, setWidth, setWidth100, setWorkflows, setZIndex, shouldDragScroll, show, showClickMask, showComponentMask, showComponentMask, showNextTo, showNextTo, showNextTo, showNextTo, showPendingMarker, showPrintPreview, showPrintPreview, showPrintPreview, showPrintPreview, showRecursively, startDebuggingOverflow, stopDebuggingOverflow, updateChildTabPosition, updateChildTabPositions, updateEditNode, updateHover, updateHover, updateShadow, updateTabPositionForDraw, visibleAtPoint, willAcceptDrop`

    - ### Methods inherited from class com.smartgwt.client.widgets.BaseWidget

      `addDrawHandler, addDynamicProperty, addDynamicProperty, addDynamicProperty, addDynamicProperty, applyFactoryProperties, clearDynamicProperty, completeCreation, destroy, doAddHandler, doInit, doOnRender, draw, equals, error, errorIfNotCreated, getAttribute, getAttributeAsBoolean, getAttributeAsDate, getAttributeAsDateArray, getAttributeAsDouble, getAttributeAsElement, getAttributeAsFloat, getAttributeAsFloatArray, getAttributeAsInt, getAttributeAsIntArray, getAttributeAsJavaScriptObject, getAttributeAsMap, getAttributeAsObject, getAttributeAsRecord, getAttributeAsString, getAttributeAsStringArray, getConfig, getDOM, getHandlerCount, getID, getInnerHTML, getJsObj, getOrCreateJsObj, getRef, getScClassName, hasAutoAssignedID, hasDynamicProperty, hashCode, initNativeObject, internalSetID, internalSetID, isConfigOnly, isCreated, isDrawn, isFactoryCreated, onBind, onDestroy, onDraw, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setAttribute, setConfig, setConfigOnly, setDefaultProperties, setDragTracker, setFactoryCreated, setID, setJavaScriptObject, setLogicalStructure, setLogicalStructure, setNullProperty, setPosition, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setProperty, setScClassName, toString`

    - ### Methods inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Widget

      `addAttachHandler, addBitlessDomHandler, addDomHandler, addHandler, asWidget, asWidgetOrNull, createHandlerManager, delegateEvent, doAttachChildren, doDetachChildren, fireEvent, getLayoutData, getParent, isAttached, isOrWasAttached, onBrowserEvent, onLoad, onUnload, removeFromParent, setLayoutData, sinkEvents, unsinkEvents`

    - ### Methods inherited from class com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.UIObject

      `addStyleDependentName, ensureDebugId, ensureDebugId, ensureDebugId, getStyleElement, getStyleName, getStylePrimaryName, getStylePrimaryName, isVisible, onEnsureDebugId, removeStyleDependentName, removeStyleName, resolvePotentialElement, setElement, setPixelSize, setSize, setStyleDependentName, setStyleName, setStyleName, setStyleName, setStylePrimaryName, setStylePrimaryName, setVisible, sinkBitlessEvent`

    - ### Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

      `clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait`

    - ### Methods inherited from interface com.google.gwt.event.shared.HasHandlers

      `fireEvent`

- - ### Constructor Detail

    - #### SplitPane

          public SplitPane()

    - #### SplitPane

          public SplitPane(com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject jsObj)

    - #### SplitPane

          public SplitPane(Canvas navigationPane,
                           Canvas detailPane)

    - #### SplitPane

          public SplitPane(Canvas navigationPane,
                           Canvas listPane,
                           Canvas detailPane)

  - ### Method Detail

    - #### getOrCreateRef

          public static SplitPane getOrCreateRef(com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject jsObj)

    - #### changeAutoChildDefaults

          public static void changeAutoChildDefaults(java.lang.String autoChildName,
                                                     Canvas defaults)

      Changes the defaults for Canvas AutoChildren named `autoChildName`.
      Parameters:
        `autoChildName` - name of an AutoChild to customize the defaults for.
        `defaults` - Canvas defaults to apply. These defaults override any existing properties without destroying or wiping out non-overridden properties. For usage tips on this param, see `SGWTProperties`.
      See Also:
        `AutoChildUsage`

    - #### changeAutoChildDefaults

          public static void changeAutoChildDefaults(java.lang.String autoChildName,
                                                     FormItem defaults)

      Changes the defaults for FormItem AutoChildren named `autoChildName`.
      Parameters:
        `autoChildName` - name of an AutoChild to customize the defaults for.
        `defaults` - FormItem defaults to apply. These defaults override any existing properties without destroying or wiping out non-overridden properties. For usage tips on this param, see `SGWTProperties`.
      See Also:
        `AutoChildUsage`

    - #### create

          protected com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptObject create()

      Overrides:
        `create` in class `Layout`

    - #### setAddHistoryEntries

          public SplitPane setAddHistoryEntries(boolean addHistoryEntries)

      Should default history-tracking support be enabled? If `true`, then a history management scheme utilizing History.addHistoryEntry() and History.registerCallback() is enabled. The history callback is registered as an additive callback, allowing other history callbacks including the primary callback to be registered.

      The default history management scheme is as follows:

      - History entries are only added after `page load` and when the `SplitPane` is drawn.
      - A history entry is added for a pane that is hidden by `showNavigationPane()`, `showListPane()`, or `showDetailPane()` for the current `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation` settings.

        Example 1: When `deviceMode` is "desktop", all 3 panes are shown simultaneously, so no history entries are added.

        Example 2: When `deviceMode` is "handset", calling `showDetailPane()` will hide the current pane (the `listPane` if present, otherwise the `navigationPane`). A history entry is added for the pane that was hidden

      The default history management scheme can be supplemented with application-specific history management. For example, when `deviceMode` is "tablet", the `detailPane` is always visible, but changes to the content of the `detailPane` are transparent to the `SplitPane`. The application can add history entries of its own when the user causes new information to be displayed in the `detailPane`.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Setter for `addHistoryEntries`.

      Parameters:
        `addHistoryEntries` - the new setting. Default value is false
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getAddHistoryEntries

          public boolean getAddHistoryEntries()

      Should default history-tracking support be enabled? If `true`, then a history management scheme utilizing History.addHistoryEntry() and History.registerCallback() is enabled. The history callback is registered as an additive callback, allowing other history callbacks including the primary callback to be registered.

      The default history management scheme is as follows:

      - History entries are only added after `page load` and when the `SplitPane` is drawn.
      - A history entry is added for a pane that is hidden by `showNavigationPane()`, `showListPane()`, or `showDetailPane()` for the current `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation` settings.

        Example 1: When `deviceMode` is "desktop", all 3 panes are shown simultaneously, so no history entries are added.

        Example 2: When `deviceMode` is "handset", calling `showDetailPane()` will hide the current pane (the `listPane` if present, otherwise the `navigationPane`). A history entry is added for the pane that was hidden

      The default history management scheme can be supplemented with application-specific history management. For example, when `deviceMode` is "tablet", the `detailPane` is always visible, but changes to the content of the `detailPane` are transparent to the `SplitPane`. The application can add history entries of its own when the user causes new information to be displayed in the `detailPane`.

      Returns:
        Current addHistoryEntries value. Default value is false

    - #### setAnimateNavigationBarStateChanges

          public SplitPane setAnimateNavigationBarStateChanges(boolean animateNavigationBarStateChanges)
                                                        throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      Whether to animate state changes of the `navigationBar`. Enabled by default except when the browser is known to have poor animation performance.
      Parameters:
        `animateNavigationBarStateChanges` - New animateNavigationBarStateChanges value. Default value is true
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the component has been created
      See Also:
        `NavigationBar.setAnimateStateChanges(boolean)`

    - #### getAnimateNavigationBarStateChanges

          public boolean getAnimateNavigationBarStateChanges()

      Whether to animate state changes of the `navigationBar`. Enabled by default except when the browser is known to have poor animation performance.
      Returns:
        Current animateNavigationBarStateChanges value. Default value is true
      See Also:
        `NavigationBar.getAnimateStateChanges()`

    - #### setAutoNavigate

          public SplitPane setAutoNavigate(boolean autoNavigate)
                                    throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      If set, the `SplitPane` will automatically monitor selection changes in the `navigationPane` and `listPane`, and call `navigateListPane()` or `navigateDetailPane()` when selections are changed.

      If a pane is not a `DataBoundComponent`, but contains a component (selected via a breadth-first search), then that inner component will be monitored for selection changes instead. In either case, `autoNavigate` does nothing unless the monitored component has a valid `DataSource` and there is a DataSource relationship declared between panes. Note that for `Layout`s, the `members` will be searched when looking for a component rather than the `children`.

      Auto-navigation occurs after the `recordClick()` or `selectionUpdated()` method is called, so if you implement these methods, your code will run first. Importantly, if your methods call `fetchData()`, `setCriteria()`, `DynamicForm.editRecord()` or `DynamicForm.editNewRecord()` on the target component, navigation will still occur, but duplicate calls to fetch related data, set data into the target, or start editing the record in the target will be skipped.

      The selection of the pane or pane inner component for monitoring is done only when the `SplitPane` is created, and when a new `navigationPane` or `listPane` is assigned, except when the `SplitPane` is in `edit mode` (e.g. when using `Reify`). where the component redetection logic gets run every time a pane's widget hierarchy changes. Changing the hierarchy under a pane at other times in a way that will affect the breadth-first selection of an inner component may lead to unexpected behavior.

      Note that only one inner component under each pane (or the pane itself) will be monitored, even if multiple inner components might satisfy the related-data requirement.

      Parameters:
        `autoNavigate` - New autoNavigate value. Default value is true
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the component has been created
      See Also:
        SplitPane Auto-Navigate Example

    - #### getAutoNavigate

          public boolean getAutoNavigate()

      If set, the `SplitPane` will automatically monitor selection changes in the `navigationPane` and `listPane`, and call `navigateListPane()` or `navigateDetailPane()` when selections are changed.

      If a pane is not a `DataBoundComponent`, but contains a component (selected via a breadth-first search), then that inner component will be monitored for selection changes instead. In either case, `autoNavigate` does nothing unless the monitored component has a valid `DataSource` and there is a DataSource relationship declared between panes. Note that for `Layout`s, the `members` will be searched when looking for a component rather than the `children`.

      Auto-navigation occurs after the `recordClick()` or `selectionUpdated()` method is called, so if you implement these methods, your code will run first. Importantly, if your methods call `fetchData()`, `setCriteria()`, `DynamicForm.editRecord()` or `DynamicForm.editNewRecord()` on the target component, navigation will still occur, but duplicate calls to fetch related data, set data into the target, or start editing the record in the target will be skipped.

      The selection of the pane or pane inner component for monitoring is done only when the `SplitPane` is created, and when a new `navigationPane` or `listPane` is assigned, except when the `SplitPane` is in `edit mode` (e.g. when using `Reify`). where the component redetection logic gets run every time a pane's widget hierarchy changes. Changing the hierarchy under a pane at other times in a way that will affect the breadth-first selection of an inner component may lead to unexpected behavior.

      Note that only one inner component under each pane (or the pane itself) will be monitored, even if multiple inner components might satisfy the related-data requirement.

      Returns:
        Current autoNavigate value. Default value is true
      See Also:
        SplitPane Auto-Navigate Example

    - #### getBackButton

          public NavigationButton getBackButton()
                                         throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      A `NavigationButton` shown to the left of the `title` in the `navigationBar`.

      In `deviceModes` other than "desktop", this button is automatically created and allows transitioning back to the `navigationPane` (in tablet and handset modes) or the `listPane` (in handset mode). In these `deviceModes`, setting `showLeftButton` to true shows the `leftButton` in addition to the automatically-created back button.

      When `deviceMode` is "desktop", this button is never shown. See `showLeftButton` for more information.

      This button's `title` is determined automatically by the `SplitPane`. See `listTitle` and `detailTitle`.

      This component is an AutoChild named "backButton". For an overview of how to use and configure AutoChildren, see `Using AutoChildren`.

      Returns:
        Current backButton value. Default value is null
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - if this widget has not yet been rendered.

    - #### setCurrentPane

          public SplitPane setCurrentPane(CurrentPane currentPane)

      The most recently shown pane. In handset `DeviceMode`, the `currentPane` is the only pane that is actually visible to the user. In other modes more than one pane can be simultaneously visible, so the `currentPane` is the most recent pane that was brought into view via a call to `setCurrentPane()` or `showNavigationPane()`.

      The default value of `currentPane` is "navigation".
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Reveals the pane indicated by the `newPane` parameter.

      This has different effects based on the `DeviceMode` and `PageOrientation`. For example, in "handset" mode, the new pane will be the only one showing. In other modes such as "desktop", this method may do nothing, but should still be called in order to ensure correct behavior with other `DeviceMode` settings.

      Parameters:
        `currentPane` - new pane to show. Default value is "navigation"
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getCurrentPane

          public CurrentPane getCurrentPane()

      The most recently shown pane. In handset `DeviceMode`, the `currentPane` is the only pane that is actually visible to the user. In other modes more than one pane can be simultaneously visible, so the `currentPane` is the most recent pane that was brought into view via a call to `setCurrentPane()` or `showNavigationPane()`.

      The default value of `currentPane` is "navigation".

      Returns:
        Current currentPane value. Default value is "navigation"

    - #### setDetailNavigationControl

          public SplitPane setDetailNavigationControl(Canvas detailNavigationControl)

      Navigation control that appears only when the navigation pane is not showing (showing detail pane on handset, or portrait mode on tablet).

      See also `showMiniNav` for a way to enable a built-in control.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Navigation control that appears only when the navigation pane is not showing (showing detail pane on handset, or portrait mode on tablet).

      Note : This is an advanced setting

      Parameters:
        `detailNavigationControl` - New detailNavigationControl value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getDetailNavigationControl

          public Canvas getDetailNavigationControl()

      Navigation control that appears only when the navigation pane is not showing (showing detail pane on handset, or portrait mode on tablet).

      See also `showMiniNav` for a way to enable a built-in control.

      Returns:
        Current detailNavigationControl value. Default value is null

    - #### setDetailPane

          public SplitPane setDetailPane(Canvas detailPane)

      The right-hand of the two panes managed by this widget, used for viewing details.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets a new `detailPane` at runtime.
      Parameters:
        `detailPane` - new detail pane for this widget. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getDetailPane

          public Canvas getDetailPane()

      The right-hand of the two panes managed by this widget, used for viewing details.
      Returns:
        Current detailPane value. Default value is null

    - #### setDetailPaneTitleTemplate

          public SplitPane setDetailPaneTitleTemplate(java.lang.String detailPaneTitleTemplate)

      Default value chosen for `detailPaneTitle` when `navigateDetailPane()` is called.

      Available variables are the same as for `listPaneTitleTemplate`.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets a new `detailPaneTitleTemplate` at runtime.

      By calling this method it is assumed you want the detail pane title to change to the new template.

      Parameters:
        `detailPaneTitleTemplate` - new template, can use HTML to be styled. Default value is "${titleField}"
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `setListPaneTitleTemplate(java.lang.String)`, `HTMLString`, SplitPane Example

    - #### getDetailPaneTitleTemplate

          public java.lang.String getDetailPaneTitleTemplate()

      Default value chosen for `detailPaneTitle` when `navigateDetailPane()` is called.

      Available variables are the same as for `listPaneTitleTemplate`.

      Returns:
        Current detailPaneTitleTemplate value. Default value is "${titleField}"
      See Also:
        `getListPaneTitleTemplate()`, `HTMLString`, SplitPane Example

    - #### setDetailTitle

          public SplitPane setDetailTitle(java.lang.String detailTitle)

      The title for the `detailPane`.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets the title for the `detailPane`.
      Parameters:
        `detailTitle` - new title for the detail pane. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### getDetailTitle

          public java.lang.String getDetailTitle()

      The title for the `detailPane`.
      Returns:
        Current detailTitle value. Default value is null
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### setDetailToolButtons

          public SplitPane setDetailToolButtons(Canvas... detailToolButtons)

      `detailToolButtons` allows you to specify a set of controls that are specially placed based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`. This is generally useful for a compact strip of `ImgButton` controls, approximately 5 of which will fit comfortably using typically-sized icons and in the most space-constricted modes.

      These controls are placed as follows:

      - in `deviceMode:"desktop"` and `deviceMode` "tablet" with `pageOrientation` "landscape", `detailToolButtons` appear in the `detailToolStrip` shown above of the `detailPane`.
      - in `deviceMode:"handset"`, `detailToolButtons` appear in a `detailToolStrip` underneath the detailPane. This toolstrip is only created in "handset" mode if `detailToolButtons` are provided.
      - in `deviceMode:"tablet"` and `pageOrientation:"portrait"`, `detailToolButtons` appear in `splitPane.navigationBar`.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Updates the `detailToolButtons` at runtime.
      Parameters:
        `detailToolButtons` - new controls for the toolstrip. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getDetailToolButtons

          public Canvas[] getDetailToolButtons()

      `detailToolButtons` allows you to specify a set of controls that are specially placed based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`. This is generally useful for a compact strip of `ImgButton` controls, approximately 5 of which will fit comfortably using typically-sized icons and in the most space-constricted modes.

      These controls are placed as follows:

      - in `deviceMode:"desktop"` and `deviceMode` "tablet" with `pageOrientation` "landscape", `detailToolButtons` appear in the `detailToolStrip` shown above of the `detailPane`.
      - in `deviceMode:"handset"`, `detailToolButtons` appear in a `detailToolStrip` underneath the detailPane. This toolstrip is only created in "handset" mode if `detailToolButtons` are provided.
      - in `deviceMode:"tablet"` and `pageOrientation:"portrait"`, `detailToolButtons` appear in `splitPane.navigationBar`.
      Returns:
        Current detailToolButtons value. Default value is null

    - #### getDetailToolStrip

          public NavigationBar getDetailToolStrip()
                                           throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      Toolstrip servicing the `detailPane`.

      In `deviceMode` `DeviceMode.DESKTOP` and `deviceMode` `DeviceMode.TABLET`, the `detailToolStrip` is shown above the `detailPane`. In `deviceMode` `DeviceMode.HANDSET`, the `detailToolStrip` is created only if `detailToolButtons` are specified, and is placed underneath the `detailPane`.

      This component is an AutoChild named "detailToolStrip". For an overview of how to use and configure AutoChildren, see `Using AutoChildren`.

      Returns:
        Current detailToolStrip value. Default value is null
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - if this widget has not yet been rendered.

    - #### setDeviceMode

          public SplitPane setDeviceMode(DeviceMode deviceMode)
                                  throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      UI layout mode used for this `SplitPane`.

      A `SplitPane` can be configured with up to 3 panes: the `navigationPane`, `listPane` and `detailPane`. Both `DeviceMode` and `PageOrientation` influence the placement of these panes as follows:

      - "handset" `deviceMode`: only a single pane is shown at a time. Not orientation sensitive
      - "tablet" `deviceMode` with `pageOrientation`:"landscape": the `detailPane` is shown side by side with either the `navigationPane` or `listPane`
      - "tablet" `deviceMode` with `pageOrientation`:"portrait": the `detailPane` is shown only. End user navigation that would show the `listPane` or `navigationPane` shows those panes on top of the `detailPane` (temporarily covering part of its content)
      - "desktop" `deviceMode`: all 3 panes are shown simultaneously. Not orientation sensitive
      The `listPane` is optional; if not present, wherever the `listPane` is mentioned above, the `navigationPane` is shown instead.
      Parameters:
        `deviceMode` - New deviceMode value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the component has been created
      See Also:
        SplitPane Example

    - #### getDeviceMode

          public DeviceMode getDeviceMode()

      UI layout mode used for this `SplitPane`.

      A `SplitPane` can be configured with up to 3 panes: the `navigationPane`, `listPane` and `detailPane`. Both `DeviceMode` and `PageOrientation` influence the placement of these panes as follows:

      - "handset" `deviceMode`: only a single pane is shown at a time. Not orientation sensitive
      - "tablet" `deviceMode` with `pageOrientation`:"landscape": the `detailPane` is shown side by side with either the `navigationPane` or `listPane`
      - "tablet" `deviceMode` with `pageOrientation`:"portrait": the `detailPane` is shown only. End user navigation that would show the `listPane` or `navigationPane` shows those panes on top of the `detailPane` (temporarily covering part of its content)
      - "desktop" `deviceMode`: all 3 panes are shown simultaneously. Not orientation sensitive
      The `listPane` is optional; if not present, wherever the `listPane` is mentioned above, the `navigationPane` is shown instead.
      Returns:
        Current deviceMode value. Default value is null
      See Also:
        SplitPane Example

    - #### setEditProxyConstructor

          public SplitPane setEditProxyConstructor(java.lang.String editProxyConstructor)
                                            throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      Default class used to construct the `EditProxy` for this component when the component is `first placed into edit mode`.
      Overrides:
        `setEditProxyConstructor` in class `Layout`
      Parameters:
        `editProxyConstructor` - New editProxyConstructor value. Default value is "SplitPaneEditProxy"
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the component has been created
      See Also:
        `SCClassName`

    - #### getEditProxyConstructor

          public java.lang.String getEditProxyConstructor()

      Default class used to construct the `EditProxy` for this component when the component is `first placed into edit mode`.
      Overrides:
        `getEditProxyConstructor` in class `Layout`
      Returns:
        Current editProxyConstructor value. Default value is "SplitPaneEditProxy"
      See Also:
        `SCClassName`

    - #### getLeftButton

          public NavigationButton getLeftButton()
                                         throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      An additional `NavigationButton` which may be shown to the left of the `title` in the `navigation bar`.

      Important note: by default, this button has no `direction` and does not fire the `navigationClick` notification. You can provide a `direction` and apply a click handler via the autoChild system.

      This component is an AutoChild named "leftButton". For an overview of how to use and configure AutoChildren, see `Using AutoChildren`.

      Returns:
        Current leftButton value. Default value is null
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - if this widget has not yet been rendered.
      See Also:
        `getShowLeftButton()`, `getBackButton()`

    - #### setListPane

          public SplitPane setListPane(Canvas listPane)

      An optional list pane displayed in the left-hand of the panes or in a side panel according to the pane layout.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets a new `listPane` at runtime.
      Parameters:
        `listPane` - new list pane for this widget. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getListPane

          public Canvas getListPane()

      An optional list pane displayed in the left-hand of the panes or in a side panel according to the pane layout.
      Returns:
        Current listPane value. Default value is null

    - #### setListPaneTitleTemplate

          public SplitPane setListPaneTitleTemplate(java.lang.String listPaneTitleTemplate)

      Default value chosen for `listPaneTitle` when `navigateListPane()` is called.

      Available variables are:

      - "titleField" - the value of the `DataSource.titleField` in the selected record from the `navigationPane`
      - "index" - position of the selected record
      - "totalRows" - total number of rows in the component where the record is selected
      - "record" - the entire selected Record
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets a new `listPaneTitleTemplate` at runtime.

      By calling this method it is assumed you want the list pane title to change to the new template.

      Parameters:
        `listPaneTitleTemplate` - new template, can use HTML to be styled. Default value is "${titleField}"
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `setDetailPaneTitleTemplate(java.lang.String)`, `HTMLString`, SplitPane Example

    - #### getListPaneTitleTemplate

          public java.lang.String getListPaneTitleTemplate()

      Default value chosen for `listPaneTitle` when `navigateListPane()` is called.

      Available variables are:

      - "titleField" - the value of the `DataSource.titleField` in the selected record from the `navigationPane`
      - "index" - position of the selected record
      - "totalRows" - total number of rows in the component where the record is selected
      - "record" - the entire selected Record
      Returns:
        Current listPaneTitleTemplate value. Default value is "${titleField}"
      See Also:
        `getDetailPaneTitleTemplate()`, `HTMLString`, SplitPane Example

    - #### setListTitle

          public SplitPane setListTitle(java.lang.String listTitle)

      The title for the `listPane`.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets the title for the `listPane`.
      Parameters:
        `listTitle` - new title for the list pane. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### getListTitle

          public java.lang.String getListTitle()

      The title for the `listPane`.
      Returns:
        Current listTitle value. Default value is null
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### getListToolStrip

          public NavigationBar getListToolStrip()
                                         throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      Bar displayed above the `listPane`, if a `listPane` is present, only for `deviceMode` "desktop".

      This component is an AutoChild named "listToolStrip". For an overview of how to use and configure AutoChildren, see `Using AutoChildren`.

      Returns:
        Current listToolStrip value. Default value is null
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - if this widget has not yet been rendered.

    - #### getNavigationBar

          public NavigationBar getNavigationBar()
                                         throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      A `NavigationBar` instance managed by this `SplitPane` that is placed above the `navigationPane`.

      The following `passthroughs` apply:

      - `animateNavigationBarStateChanges` for `NavigationBar.animateStateChanges`
      - `showRightButton` for `NavigationBar.showRightButton`

      Note that in `deviceMode` `DeviceMode.DESKTOP` with `showNavigationBar` unset, the `navigationBar` is automatically hidden when it would be empty (`navigationTitle` is an empty string and `showRightButton` and `showLeftButton` are both `false`). The `navigationBar` will be shown if the `navigationTitle` `is set` to a non-empty string, or `showRightButton` or `showLeftButton` is set to `true`.

      This component is an AutoChild named "navigationBar". For an overview of how to use and configure AutoChildren, see `Using AutoChildren`.

      Returns:
        Current navigationBar value. Default value is null
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - if this widget has not yet been rendered.
      See Also:
        `getShowNavigationBar()`

    - #### setNavigationPane

          public SplitPane setNavigationPane(Canvas navigationPane)

      An arbitrary widget that is visible in all configurations when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.NAVIGATION` (it may also be visible when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.LIST` or `CurrentPane.DETAIL`).

      The `navigationPane` is typically used for navigation, to initialize the content of the `listPane` (when using a `listPane`) or the `detailPane`. For example, in an email application the `navigationPane` pane widget could be a `TreeGrid` of the inboxes and folders.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Update the `navigationPane` at runtime.

      Parameters:
        `navigationPane` - new navigation pane for this widget. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getNavigationPane

          public Canvas getNavigationPane()

      An arbitrary widget that is visible in all configurations when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.NAVIGATION` (it may also be visible when the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.LIST` or `CurrentPane.DETAIL`).

      The `navigationPane` is typically used for navigation, to initialize the content of the `listPane` (when using a `listPane`) or the `detailPane`. For example, in an email application the `navigationPane` pane widget could be a `TreeGrid` of the inboxes and folders.

      Returns:
        Current navigationPane value. Default value is null

    - #### setNavigationPaneWidth

          public SplitPane setNavigationPaneWidth(int navigationPaneWidth)

      Sets a size for the navigation pane.

      This size is active only on platforms where multiple panes are showing at once; if a single pane is showing, `navigationPaneWidth` is ignored.

      Note that setting a `navigationPaneWidth` which creates more size in one of the panes may backfire on mobile, where all panes end up having the same width (the device width). If you make one pane larger to accommodate more controls or content, make sure you use techniques such as showing fewer columns on mobile, or using adaptive components such as `AdaptiveMenu`.

      If you simply want side-by-side display with arbitrary proportions, and don't care about tablet and mobile adaptation, use `HLayout` instead.

      Parameters:
        `navigationPaneWidth` - New navigationPaneWidth value. Default value is 320
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `Canvas.setWidth(java.lang.Integer)`

    - #### getNavigationPaneWidth

          public int getNavigationPaneWidth()

      Sets a size for the navigation pane.

      This size is active only on platforms where multiple panes are showing at once; if a single pane is showing, `navigationPaneWidth` is ignored.

      Note that setting a `navigationPaneWidth` which creates more size in one of the panes may backfire on mobile, where all panes end up having the same width (the device width). If you make one pane larger to accommodate more controls or content, make sure you use techniques such as showing fewer columns on mobile, or using adaptive components such as `AdaptiveMenu`.

      If you simply want side-by-side display with arbitrary proportions, and don't care about tablet and mobile adaptation, use `HLayout` instead.

      Returns:
        Current navigationPaneWidth value. Default value is 320
      See Also:
        `Canvas.getWidth()`

    - #### setNavigationPaneWidth

          public SplitPane setNavigationPaneWidth(java.lang.String navigationPaneWidth)

      Sets a size for the navigation pane.

      This size is active only on platforms where multiple panes are showing at once; if a single pane is showing, `navigationPaneWidth` is ignored.

      Note that setting a `navigationPaneWidth` which creates more size in one of the panes may backfire on mobile, where all panes end up having the same width (the device width). If you make one pane larger to accommodate more controls or content, make sure you use techniques such as showing fewer columns on mobile, or using adaptive components such as `AdaptiveMenu`.

      If you simply want side-by-side display with arbitrary proportions, and don't care about tablet and mobile adaptation, use `HLayout` instead.

      Parameters:
        `navigationPaneWidth` - New navigationPaneWidth value. Default value is 320
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `Canvas.setWidth(java.lang.Integer)`

    - #### getNavigationPaneWidthAsString

          public java.lang.String getNavigationPaneWidthAsString()

      Sets a size for the navigation pane.

      This size is active only on platforms where multiple panes are showing at once; if a single pane is showing, `navigationPaneWidth` is ignored.

      Note that setting a `navigationPaneWidth` which creates more size in one of the panes may backfire on mobile, where all panes end up having the same width (the device width). If you make one pane larger to accommodate more controls or content, make sure you use techniques such as showing fewer columns on mobile, or using adaptive components such as `AdaptiveMenu`.

      If you simply want side-by-side display with arbitrary proportions, and don't care about tablet and mobile adaptation, use `HLayout` instead.

      Returns:
        Current navigationPaneWidth value. Default value is 320
      See Also:
        `Canvas.getWidth()`

    - #### setNavigationTitle

          public SplitPane setNavigationTitle(java.lang.String navigationTitle)

      The title for the `navigationPane`, displayed in the `navigationBar` and also used for the title of a back button in some configurations.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Sets the title for the `navigationPane`.
      Parameters:
        `navigationTitle` - new title for the navigation pane. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### getNavigationTitle

          public java.lang.String getNavigationTitle()

      The title for the `navigationPane`, displayed in the `navigationBar` and also used for the title of a back button in some configurations.
      Returns:
        Current navigationTitle value. Default value is null
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### setNotifyAfterNavigationClick

          public SplitPane setNotifyAfterNavigationClick(boolean notifyAfterNavigationClick)

      Whether or not to call `SplitPane.navigationClick()`, if present, after navigation has already occurred. This may be set to provide backcompat with legacy code, as by default the Framework will call `SplitPane.navigationClick()` before navigation to allow cancelation.

      Note that if this property is set, `SplitPane.navigationClick()` cannot be canceled.

      Parameters:
        `notifyAfterNavigationClick` - New notifyAfterNavigationClick value. Default value is false
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `PaneChangedEvent`, `NavigationClickEvent`

    - #### getNotifyAfterNavigationClick

          public boolean getNotifyAfterNavigationClick()

      Whether or not to call `SplitPane.navigationClick()`, if present, after navigation has already occurred. This may be set to provide backcompat with legacy code, as by default the Framework will call `SplitPane.navigationClick()` before navigation to allow cancelation.

      Note that if this property is set, `SplitPane.navigationClick()` cannot be canceled.

      Returns:
        Current notifyAfterNavigationClick value. Default value is false
      See Also:
        `PaneChangedEvent`, `NavigationClickEvent`

    - #### setPageOrientation

          public SplitPane setPageOrientation(PageOrientation pageOrientation)

      Current `PageOrientation`. The default behavior of the `SplitPane` is to register for orientation change notifications from the device (see `Page.getOrientation()`) and automatically change orientation based on the `type of device`.

      You can instead set a specific value for `pageOrientation` if you only want to use a specific layout, and not respond to orientation information from the device.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Explicitly sets the page orientation to a fixed value instead of being responsive to device orientation changes. Pass `null` to return to responding automatically to device orientation.

      See `PageOrientation` for details of how page orientation affects layout.

      Parameters:
        `pageOrientation` - new orientation to use. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getPageOrientation

          public PageOrientation getPageOrientation()

      Current `PageOrientation`. The default behavior of the `SplitPane` is to register for orientation change notifications from the device (see `Page.getOrientation()`) and automatically change orientation based on the `type of device`.

      You can instead set a specific value for `pageOrientation` if you only want to use a specific layout, and not respond to orientation information from the device.

      Returns:
        Current pageOrientation value. Default value is null

    - #### setReverseOrder

          public SplitPane setReverseOrder(java.lang.Boolean reverseOrder)

      Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class. A SplitPane always works from left to right.
      Overrides:
        `setReverseOrder` in class `Layout`
      Parameters:
        `reverseOrder` - New reverseOrder value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getReverseOrder

          public java.lang.Boolean getReverseOrder()

      Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class. A SplitPane always works from left to right.
      Overrides:
        `getReverseOrder` in class `Layout`
      Returns:
        Current reverseOrder value. Default value is null

    - #### setShowDetailToolStrip

          public SplitPane setShowDetailToolStrip(java.lang.Boolean showDetailToolStrip)

      If set to `false`, the `detailToolStrip` will not be shown. Otherwise, the `detailToolStrip` will be shown if either the `deviceMode` is not `DeviceMode.HANDSET` or `detailToolButtons` are specified.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Setter for `showDetailToolStrip`. Note: If the property is set `false` after the `detailToolStrip` autochild has already been created, it will be hidden but not destroyed.
      Parameters:
        `showDetailToolStrip` - new value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getShowDetailToolStrip

          public java.lang.Boolean getShowDetailToolStrip()

      If set to `false`, the `detailToolStrip` will not be shown. Otherwise, the `detailToolStrip` will be shown if either the `deviceMode` is not `DeviceMode.HANDSET` or `detailToolButtons` are specified.
      Returns:
        Current showDetailToolStrip value. Default value is null

    - #### setShowLeftButton

          public SplitPane setShowLeftButton(boolean showLeftButton)

      Should the `leftButton` be shown in the `navigation bar`?

      When set to true, the `leftButton` is displayed to the left of the `navigationTitle`, and to the right of the `backButton`, when `deviceMode` is not "desktop".

      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Show or hide the `leftButton` in the navigation bar.

      Parameters:
        `showLeftButton` - if `true`, the `leftButton` will be shown, otherwise hidden. Default value is false
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      See Also:
        `com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout.SplitPane#setLeftButton`, `com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout.SplitPane#setBackButton`

    - #### getShowLeftButton

          public boolean getShowLeftButton()

      Should the `leftButton` be shown in the `navigation bar`?

      When set to true, the `leftButton` is displayed to the left of the `navigationTitle`, and to the right of the `backButton`, when `deviceMode` is not "desktop".

      Returns:
        Current showLeftButton value. Default value is false
      See Also:
        `getLeftButton()`, `getBackButton()`

    - #### setShowListToolStrip

          public SplitPane setShowListToolStrip(java.lang.Boolean showListToolStrip)

      If set to `false`, the `listToolStrip` will not be shown. Otherwise, the `listToolStrip` will be shown if the `deviceMode` is `DeviceMode.DESKTOP` and a `listPane` is provided.
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Setter for `showListToolStrip`. Note: If the property is set `false` after the `detailToolStrip` autochild has already been created, it will be hidden but not destroyed.
      Parameters:
        `showListToolStrip` - new value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getShowListToolStrip

          public java.lang.Boolean getShowListToolStrip()

      If set to `false`, the `listToolStrip` will not be shown. Otherwise, the `listToolStrip` will be shown if the `deviceMode` is `DeviceMode.DESKTOP` and a `listPane` is provided.
      Returns:
        Current showListToolStrip value. Default value is null

    - #### setShowMiniNav

          public SplitPane setShowMiniNav(java.lang.Boolean showMiniNav)
                                   throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      If true, a `MiniNavControl` will be shown:
      - In the `navigationBar` when the device mode is `DeviceMode.HANDSET` and the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.DETAIL`.
      - In the `detailToolStrip` when the device mode is `DeviceMode.TABLET` and the `pageOrientation` is `PageOrientation.PORTRAIT`.

      Parameters:
        `showMiniNav` - New showMiniNav value. Default value is false
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the component has been created
      See Also:
        `setDetailNavigationControl(com.smartgwt.client.widgets.Canvas)`

    - #### getShowMiniNav

          public java.lang.Boolean getShowMiniNav()

      If true, a `MiniNavControl` will be shown:
      - In the `navigationBar` when the device mode is `DeviceMode.HANDSET` and the `currentPane` is `CurrentPane.DETAIL`.
      - In the `detailToolStrip` when the device mode is `DeviceMode.TABLET` and the `pageOrientation` is `PageOrientation.PORTRAIT`.

      Returns:
        Current showMiniNav value. Default value is false
      See Also:
        `getDetailNavigationControl()`

    - #### setShowNavigationBar

          public SplitPane setShowNavigationBar(java.lang.Boolean showNavigationBar)

      If set to `false`, the `navigationBar` will not be shown. If set to `true`, the `navigationBar` will always be shown, even when the `deviceMode` is

      If this property is unset, the `navigationBar` will be shown if at least one of the following conditions holds:

      - the `deviceMode` is not `DeviceMode.DESKTOP`
      - the `navigationTitle` is specified and non-empty
      - `showRightButton` and/or `showLeftButton` is `true`,
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Setter for `showNavigationBar`.

      Note: If the property is set `false` after the `navigationBar` autochild has already been created, it will be hidden but not destroyed.

      Parameters:
        `showNavigationBar` - new value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getShowNavigationBar

          public java.lang.Boolean getShowNavigationBar()

      If set to `false`, the `navigationBar` will not be shown. If set to `true`, the `navigationBar` will always be shown, even when the `deviceMode` is

      If this property is unset, the `navigationBar` will be shown if at least one of the following conditions holds:

      - the `deviceMode` is not `DeviceMode.DESKTOP`
      - the `navigationTitle` is specified and non-empty
      - `showRightButton` and/or `showLeftButton` is `true`,
      Returns:
        Current showNavigationBar value. Default value is null

    - #### setShowResizeBars

          public SplitPane setShowResizeBars(boolean showResizeBars)
                                      throws java.lang.IllegalStateException

      If enabled, the `SplitPane` will add resize bars between the `navigationPane` and `detailPane` when these panes are shown side-by-side, and between the `listPane` and `detailPane` in `deviceMode:"desktop"`.
      Parameters:
        `showResizeBars` - New showResizeBars value. Default value is true
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls
      Throws:
        `java.lang.IllegalStateException` - this property cannot be changed after the component has been created

    - #### getShowResizeBars

          public boolean getShowResizeBars()

      If enabled, the `SplitPane` will add resize bars between the `navigationPane` and `detailPane` when these panes are shown side-by-side, and between the `listPane` and `detailPane` in `deviceMode:"desktop"`.
      Returns:
        Current showResizeBars value. Default value is true

    - #### setShowRightButton

          public SplitPane setShowRightButton(boolean showRightButton)

      Should the `rightButton` be shown in the `navigationBar`?
      If this method is called after the component has been drawn/initialized: Show or hide the `rightButton` of the `navigationBar`.
      Parameters:
        `showRightButton` - if `true`, the button will be shown, otherwise hidden. Default value is false
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getShowRightButton

          public boolean getShowRightButton()

      Should the `rightButton` be shown in the `navigationBar`?
      Returns:
        Current showRightButton value. Default value is false

    - #### setVertical

          public SplitPane setVertical(java.lang.Boolean vertical)

      Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class.
      Overrides:
        `setVertical` in class `Layout`
      Parameters:
        `vertical` - New vertical value. Default value is null
      Returns:
        `SplitPane` instance, for chaining setter calls

    - #### getVertical

          public java.lang.Boolean getVertical()

      Note: This is a Layout property which is inapplicable on this class.
      Overrides:
        `getVertical` in class `Layout`
      Returns:
        Current vertical value. Default value is null

    - #### addDownClickHandler

          public com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration addDownClickHandler(DownClickHandler handler)

      Add a downClick handler.

      Notification method fired when the `miniNav is showing` and the down button on the `navigationBar`'s `MiniNavControl` is clicked.

      Specified by:
        `addDownClickHandler` in interface `HasDownClickHandlers`
      Parameters:
        `handler` - the downClick handler
      Returns:
        `HandlerRegistration` used to remove this handler

    - #### navigateDetailPane

          public void navigateDetailPane()

      Calls `navigatePane()` with the `detailPane` as the target pane.

    - #### navigateDetailPane

          public void navigateDetailPane(java.lang.String title)

      Calls `navigatePane()` with the `detailPane` as the target pane.
      Parameters:
        `title` - optional title to use instead of the automatically chosen one. See `HTMLString`

    - #### navigateListPane

          public void navigateListPane()

      Calls `navigatePane()` with the `listPane` as the target pane.

    - #### navigateListPane

          public void navigateListPane(java.lang.String title)

      Calls `navigatePane()` with the `listPane` as the target pane.
      Parameters:
        `title` - optional title to use instead of the automatically chosen one. See `HTMLString`

    - #### navigatePane

          public void navigatePane()

      Causes the target pane component to load data and update its title based on the current selection in the source pane. Also shows the target pane if it's not already visible.

      For the target pane to load data, both the source pane and target pane must be `DataBoundComponent`s or contain a component as a descendant widget, and have a `DataSource`, and either:

      - The two DataSources must have a Many-To-One relationship declared via `DataSourceField.foreignKey`, so that `ListGrid.fetchRelatedData()` can be used on the target pane. A common example of this would be navigation from a source pane that's a `TreeGrid` to a `ListGrid` target.
      - The two DataSources must be the same, so that the record selected in the source pane can be displayed in the target pane via simply calling `setData()`. This would apply, for example, if the source pane is a `ListGrid` and the target is a `DynamicForm`, so that `editRecord()` gets called, or if the target is a `DetailViewer`.
      For purposes of this check, if the pane is not itself a component, we will use the first component we can find in a breath-first search of the hierarchy underneath it, skipping over `search forms`. If the pane is itself a `search form`, it will never load related data. Note that one or more records must be selected in the source component for related data to be loaded (which should be automatically true for `auto-navigation`). and only one inner pane component (or the pane itself) will receive the related data, even if multiple inner components meet the requirements.

      Even if we can't load related data into the target pane by the above rules, we'll still show the target pane if it's not already visible, except during `auto-navigation`.

      Defaults:

      - The default `target` is `CurrentPane.LIST` if the `listPane` is present, otherwise `CurrentPane.DETAIL`.
      - The title applied to the target pane is based on `listPaneTitleTemplate` if the target pane is the `listPane`, otherwise `detailPaneTitleTemplate`.
      - The source pane usually does not need to be specified: if the target pane is the `detailPane`, the default source pane is the `listPane` if present, otherwise the `navigationPane`. If the target pane is the `listPane`, the source pane is always the `navigationPane`.

    - #### navigatePane

          public void navigatePane(CurrentPane target)

      See Also:
        `navigatePane()`

    - #### navigatePane

          public void navigatePane(CurrentPane target,
                                   java.lang.String title)

      See Also:
        `navigatePane()`

    - #### navigatePane

          public void navigatePane(CurrentPane target,
                                   java.lang.String title,
                                   CurrentPane source)

      Causes the target pane component to load data and update its title based on the current selection in the source pane. Also shows the target pane if it's not already visible.

      For the target pane to load data, both the source pane and target pane must be `DataBoundComponent`s or contain a component as a descendant widget, and have a `DataSource`, and either:

      - The two DataSources must have a Many-To-One relationship declared via `DataSourceField.foreignKey`, so that `ListGrid.fetchRelatedData()` can be used on the target pane. A common example of this would be navigation from a source pane that's a `TreeGrid` to a `ListGrid` target.
      - The two DataSources must be the same, so that the record selected in the source pane can be displayed in the target pane via simply calling `setData()`. This would apply, for example, if the source pane is a `ListGrid` and the target is a `DynamicForm`, so that `editRecord()` gets called, or if the target is a `DetailViewer`.
      For purposes of this check, if the pane is not itself a component, we will use the first component we can find in a breath-first search of the hierarchy underneath it, skipping over `search forms`. If the pane is itself a `search form`, it will never load related data. Note that one or more records must be selected in the source component for related data to be loaded (which should be automatically true for `auto-navigation`). and only one inner pane component (or the pane itself) will receive the related data, even if multiple inner components meet the requirements.

      Even if we can't load related data into the target pane by the above rules, we'll still show the target pane if it's not already visible, except during `auto-navigation`.

      Defaults:

      - The default `target` is `CurrentPane.LIST` if the `listPane` is present, otherwise `CurrentPane.DETAIL`.
      - The title applied to the target pane is based on `listPaneTitleTemplate` if the target pane is the `listPane`, otherwise `detailPaneTitleTemplate`.
      - The source pane usually does not need to be specified: if the target pane is the `detailPane`, the default source pane is the `listPane` if present, otherwise the `navigationPane`. If the target pane is the `listPane`, the source pane is always the `navigationPane`.
      Parameters:
        `target` - pane that should navigate
        `title` - optional title to use for target pane. If not specified, the title is based on `listPaneTitleTemplate` if the target pane is the `listPane`, otherwise `detailPaneTitleTemplate`. See `HTMLString`
        `source` - source pane used for selection

    - #### addNavigationClickHandler

          public com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration addNavigationClickHandler(NavigationClickHandler handler)

      Add a navigationClick handler.

      Notification method fired when the user clicks the default back / forward buttons on the navigation bar for this `SplitPane`.

      Note that the return value will be ignored and cancelation won't be possible if `SplitPane.notifyAfterNavigationClick` has been set true, since that forces this method to run after we've already navigated to the new pane.

      Specified by:
        `addNavigationClickHandler` in interface `HasNavigationClickHandlers`
      Parameters:
        `handler` - the navigationClick handler
      Returns:
        `HandlerRegistration` used to remove this handler

    - #### addPaneChangedHandler

          public com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration addPaneChangedHandler(PaneChangedHandler handler)

      Add a paneChanged handler.

      Notification fired when the `SplitPane.currentPane` changes, either due to end-user action or due to a programmatic call to `setCurrentPane()` or other APIs that can change the pane.

      Note that depending on the `DeviceMode`, this event may not signal that any pane has actually been shown or hidden, since in some modes multiple panes are shown simultaneously.

      Never fires while the `SplitPane` is not drawn.

      Specified by:
        `addPaneChangedHandler` in interface `HasPaneChangedHandlers`
      Parameters:
        `handler` - the paneChanged handler
      Returns:
        `HandlerRegistration` used to remove this handler

    - #### setLeftButtonTitle

          public void setLeftButtonTitle(java.lang.String newTitle)

      Setter for the `leftButtonTitle` of the `navigationBar`.
      Parameters:
        `newTitle` - new title for the left button. See `HTMLString`
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### setRightButtonTitle

          public void setRightButtonTitle(java.lang.String newTitle)

      Setter for the `rightButtonTitle` of the `navigationBar`.
      Parameters:
        `newTitle` - new title for the right button. See `HTMLString`
      See Also:
        `HTMLString`

    - #### showDetailPane

          public void showDetailPane()

      Causes a transition to the `detailPane`, optionally updating the `detail title`.

      If, based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`, this causes the `navigationPane` or `listPane` to be hidden, the `back button` will be updated with the current title of the `navigationPane` or `listPane`, or the `backButtonTitle` passed to this method. When `addHistoryEntries` is enabled and `backButtonTitle` is passed, then `backButtonTitle` will be used for the back button title if the user goes back to the `detailPane`.

    - #### showDetailPane

          public void showDetailPane(java.lang.String detailPaneTitle)

      See Also:
        `showDetailPane()`

    - #### showDetailPane

          public void showDetailPane(java.lang.String detailPaneTitle,
                                     java.lang.String backButtonTitle)

      See Also:
        `showDetailPane()`

    - #### showDetailPane

          public void showDetailPane(java.lang.String detailPaneTitle,
                                     java.lang.String backButtonTitle,
                                     NavigationDirection direction)

      Causes a transition to the `detailPane`, optionally updating the `detail title`.

      If, based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`, this causes the `navigationPane` or `listPane` to be hidden, the `back button` will be updated with the current title of the `navigationPane` or `listPane`, or the `backButtonTitle` passed to this method. When `addHistoryEntries` is enabled and `backButtonTitle` is passed, then `backButtonTitle` will be used for the back button title if the user goes back to the `detailPane`.

      Parameters:
        `detailPaneTitle` - optional new `detail title`. See `HTMLString`
        `backButtonTitle` - optional new title for the `back button`. See `HTMLString`
        `direction` - when `animateNavigationBarStateChanges` is `true`, this is the direction passed to `NavigationBar.setViewState()`.

    - #### showListPane

          public void showListPane()

      Causes a transition to the `listPane`, optionally updating the `list title`.

      If, based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`, this causes the `navigationPane` to be hidden, the `back button` will be updated with the current title of the `navigationPane`, or the `backButtonTitle` passed to this method. When `addHistoryEntries` is enabled and `backButtonTitle` is passed, then `backButtonTitle` will be used for the back button title if the user goes back to the `listPane`.

    - #### showListPane

          public void showListPane(java.lang.String listPaneTitle)

      See Also:
        `showListPane()`

    - #### showListPane

          public void showListPane(java.lang.String listPaneTitle,
                                   java.lang.String backButtonTitle)

      See Also:
        `showListPane()`

    - #### showListPane

          public void showListPane(java.lang.String listPaneTitle,
                                   java.lang.String backButtonTitle,
                                   NavigationDirection direction)

      Causes a transition to the `listPane`, optionally updating the `list title`.

      If, based on the `deviceMode` and `pageOrientation`, this causes the `navigationPane` to be hidden, the `back button` will be updated with the current title of the `navigationPane`, or the `backButtonTitle` passed to this method. When `addHistoryEntries` is enabled and `backButtonTitle` is passed, then `backButtonTitle` will be used for the back button title if the user goes back to the `listPane`.

      Parameters:
        `listPaneTitle` - optional new list title. See `HTMLString`
        `backButtonTitle` - optional new title for the `back button`. See `HTMLString`
        `direction` - when `animateNavigationBarStateChanges` is `true`, this is the direction passed to `NavigationBar.setViewState()`.

    - #### showNavigationPane

          public void showNavigationPane()

      Causes a transition to the `navigationPane`.

    - #### showNavigationPane

          public void showNavigationPane(NavigationDirection direction)

      Causes a transition to the `navigationPane`.
      Parameters:
        `direction` - when `animateNavigationBarStateChanges` is `true`, this is the direction passed to `NavigationBar.setViewState()`.

    - #### addUpClickHandler

          public com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration addUpClickHandler(UpClickHandler handler)

      Add a upClick handler.

      Notification method fired when the `miniNav is showing` and the up button on the `navigationBar`'s `MiniNavControl` is clicked.

      Specified by:
        `addUpClickHandler` in interface `HasUpClickHandlers`
      Parameters:
        `handler` - the upClick handler
      Returns:
        `HandlerRegistration` used to remove this handler

    - #### setDefaultProperties

          public static void setDefaultProperties(SplitPane splitPaneProperties)

      Class level method to set the default properties of this class. If set, then all existing and subsequently created instances of this class will automatically have default properties corresponding to the properties set on the SmartGWT class instance passed to this function before its underlying SmartClient JS object was created. This is a powerful feature that eliminates the need for users to create a separate hierarchy of subclasses that only alter the default properties of this class. Can also be used for skinning / styling purposes.

      Note: This method is intended for setting default attributes only and will affect all instances of the underlying class (including those automatically generated in JavaScript). This method should not be used to apply standard EventHandlers or override methods for a class - use a custom subclass instead. Calling this method after instances have been created can result in undefined behavior, since it bypasses any setters and a class instance may have already examined a particular property and not be expecting any changes through this route.

      Parameters:
        `splitPaneProperties` - properties that should be used as new defaults when instances of this class are created
      See Also:
        `SGWTProperties`

    - #### setLogicalStructure

          public com.smartgwt.logicalstructure.core.LogicalStructureObject setLogicalStructure(com.smartgwt.logicalstructure.widgets.layout.SplitPaneLogicalStructure s)

      Setter implementing the `LogicalStructure` interface, which supports Eclipse's logical structure debugging facility.

    - #### getLogicalStructure

          public com.smartgwt.logicalstructure.core.LogicalStructureObject getLogicalStructure()

      Getter implementing the `LogicalStructure` interface, which supports Eclipse's logical structure debugging facility.
      Specified by:
        `getLogicalStructure` in interface `LogicalStructure`
      Overrides:
        `getLogicalStructure` in class `Layout`