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This might be a bit silly question since it’s all about terms and naming, but I find it important for me to name my methods correctly.
I’m creating a windows form and I need a method that sets buttons’ and textboxes’ sizes and locations (at initializing process, and every time my form gets resized). What should this method be called?
At the moment I’m using name SetSizeAndLocation();, but I find it quite disturbing. Is there a common term for size and location?
i often find that position+dimension of a window are referenced together as “geometry” of the window, e.g. in tcl/tk windowmanagement.
you also find this in the X-window system.