The recipes in this chapter so far have shown you how to create UIs using the existing primitive widgets.
Sometimes, it is convenient for developers to use composition to collect a number of UI elements to define a button class that automatically has a TextBlock as a label rather than manually specifying the hierarchy every time they are declared, for example.
Furthermore, if you are manually specifying the hierarchy in C++, rather than declaring a compound object consisting of subwidgets, you won't be able to instantiate those widgets as a group using UMG.
