andlabs-ui/redo/basicctrls.go

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// 7 july 2014
package ui
// Button is a clickable button that performs some task.
type Button interface {
Control
// OnClicked sets the event handler for when the Button is clicked.
OnClicked(func())
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// Text and SetText get and set the Button's label text.
Text() string
SetText(text string)
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}
// NewButton creates a new Button with the given label text.
func NewButton(text string) Button {
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return newButton(text)
}
// Checkbox is a clickable box that indicates some Boolean value.
type Checkbox interface {
Control
// OnToggled sets the event handler for when the Checkbox is toggled.
OnToggled(func())
// Text and SetText get and set the Checkbox's label text.
Text() string
SetText(text string)
// Checked and SetChecked get and set the Checkbox's check state.
Checked() bool
SetChecked(checked bool)
}
// NewCheckbox creates a new Checkbox with the given label text.
// The Checkbox will be initially unchecked.
func NewCheckbox(text string) Checkbox {
return newCheckbox(text)
}
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// TextField is a Control in which the user can enter a single line of text.
type TextField interface {
Control
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// Text and SetText are Requests that get and set the TextField's text.
Text() string
SetText(text string)
// OnChanged is triggered when the text in a TextField is changed somehow.
// Do not bother trying to figure out how the text was changed; instead, perform your validation and use Invalid to inform the user that the entered text is invalid instead.
OnChanged(func())
// Invalid throws a non-modal alert (whose nature is system-defined) on or near the TextField that alerts the user that input is invalid.
// The string passed to Invalid will be displayed to the user to inform them of what specifically is wrong with the input.
// Pass an empty string to remove the warning.
Invalid(reason string)
}
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// NewTextField creates a new TextField.
func NewTextField() TextField {
return newTextField()
}
// NewPasswordField creates a new TextField for entering passwords; that is, it hides the text being entered.
func NewPasswordField() TextField {
return newPasswordField()
}
// Tab is a Control that contains multiple pages of tabs, each containing a single Control.
// You can add and remove tabs from the Tab at any time.
// The appearance of a Tab with no tabs is implementation-defined.
type Tab interface {
Control
// Append adds a new tab to Tab.
// The tab is added to the end of the current list of tabs.
Append(name string, control Control)
}
// NewTab creates a new Tab with no tabs.
func NewTab() Tab {
return newTab()
}
// Label is a Control that shows a static line of text.
// Label shows one line of text; any text that does not fit is truncated.
// A Label can either have smart vertical alignment relative to the control to its right or just be vertically aligned to the top (standalone).
// The effect of placing a non-standalone Label in any context other than to the immediate left of a Control is undefined.
// Both types of labels are left-aligned. [FUTURE PLANS: For platform-specific horizontal alignment rules, use a Form.]
type Label interface {
Control
// Text and SetText get and set the Label's text.
Text() string
SetText(text string)
isStandalone() bool
}
// NewLabel creates a new Label with the given text.
// The Label will smartly vertically position itself relative to the control to its immediate right.
func NewLabel(text string) Label {
return newLabel(text)
}
// NewStandaloneLabel creates a new Label with the given text.
// The Label will be vertically positioned at the top of its allocated space.
func NewStandaloneLabel(text string) Label {
return newStandaloneLabel(text)
}
// Group is a Control that holds a single Control; if that Control also contains other Controls, then the Controls will appear visually grouped together.
// The appearance of a Group varies from system to system; for the most part a Group consists of a thin frame.
// All Groups have a text label indicating what the Group is for.
type Group interface {
Control
// Text and SetText get and set the Group's label text.
Text() string
SetText(text string)
}
// NewGroup creates a new Group with the given text label and child Control.
func NewGroup(text string, control Control) Group {
return newGroup(text, control)
}