▼ |  | Embedded GUI: Widgets within editor<%>

1 | Containers
2 | Controls
3 | Control Snips
4 | Helpers
5 | Snip Functions

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stretchable-editor-snip-mixin
stretchable-editor-snip%
fixed-width-label-snip
tabbable-text<%>
set-caret-owner
set-ahead
set-back
tabbable-text-mixin
set-tabbing
grey-editor-snip-mixin
grey-editor-mixin
single-line-text-mixin
cue-text-mixin
cue-text%
clear-cue-text

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### 4`` Helpers

stretchable-editor-snip-mixin : ( class? . -> . class? )

argument extends/implements: | editor-snip%

result implements: | stretchable-snip<%>

Extends an editor snip the stretchable-snip<%> interface, which allows it to be stretched to fit an alignment-parent<%>’s allotted width. Stretchable snips are useful as the snip of a snip-wrapper%

stretchable-editor-snip% : class?
superclass: editor-snip%

extends: | stretchable-editor-snip-mixin
| editor-snip%

> ( new stretchable-editor-snip% |
> | [ | [stretchable-width stretchable-width] |
> |  | [stretchable-height stretchable-height]]) |

> → ( is-a?/c stretchable-editor-snip% )
> stretchable-width : boolean? = #t
> stretchable-height : boolean? = #t

> Creates a stretchable snip with the given initial stretchability.

( fixed-width-label-snip possible-labels) → ( subclass?/c snip% )
possible-labels : ( listof string? )

Returns a subclass of snip% that takes a single initialization argument. The argument provided when instantiating the class must be a member of possible-labels; the given label is displayed by the snip, but the snip is sized to match the longest of the labels in possible-labels.

In other words, the resulting class helps align multiple GUI elements t hat are labeled from a particular set of strings.

tabbable-text<%> : interface?

An interface for tabbing between embedded text%s.

> ( send a-tabbable-text set-caret-owner ) → void?

> Moves the caret into the tabbable-text<%>.

> ( send a-tabbable-text set-ahead ) → void?

> Called when tabbing ahead.

> ( send a-tabbable-text set-back ) → void?

> Called when tabbing backward.

tabbable-text-mixin : ( class? . -> . class? )

argument extends/implements: | editor:keymap<%>

result implements: | tabbable-text<%>

Adds the tabbable-text<%> interface to an editor:text% class, where instantiation installs key bindings to tab ahead and backward

( set-tabbing a-text ...) → void?
a-text : ( is-a?/c tabbable-text<%> )

Sets the tabbing order of tabbable-text<%>s by setting each text’s set-ahead and set-back thunks to point to it’s neighbor in the argument list.

grey-editor-snip-mixin : ( class? . -> . class? )

argument extends/implements: | editor-snip%

Gives an editor-snip% a colored background indicating that is disabled. The editor is not disabled by the mixin however, and must be locked separately.

grey-editor-mixin : ( class? . -> . class? )

argument extends/implements: | editor<%>

Gives an editor<%> a colored background indicating that is disabled. The editor is not disabled by the mixin however, and must be locked separately.

single-line-text-mixin : ( class? . -> . class? )

argument extends/implements: | editor:keymap<%>

Restricts a text to one line by overriding its key bindings to do nothing on enter.

cue-text-mixin : ( class? . -> . class? )

argument extends/implements: | text%

Gives a text% an instantiation argument of a string that is displayed in the text% initially in grey; the text disappears when the text gets focus. This technique is useful for labeling texts without needing to take up space.

cue-text% : class?
superclass: ( cue-text-mixin text% )

> ( new cue-text% | [ | [cue-text cue-text] |  |  |  |
> |  | [color color] |  |  |  |
> |  | [behavior behavior]]) |  | → |  | ( is-a?/c cue-text% )

> cue-text : string? = ""
> color : string? = "gray"

> | behavior |  | : |  | ( listof ( one-of/c 'on-focus 'on-char))
> |  |  | = |  | '(on-focus)

> Creates an instance with the given initial content, color, and behvior for when to clear the text.

> ( send a-cue-text clear-cue-text ) → void?

> Clears the cue text, if it’s still present.

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