PhWidgets::Widget::Flags Struct Reference

Contains flags for Widget resources. More...

#include <Widget.h>

Inheritance diagram for PhWidgets::Widget::Flags:

Classes
struct	Anchor
	Contains flags for Widget resource Widget::Arguments::AnchorFlags. More...
struct	Cursor
	Contains flags for Widget resource Widget::Arguments::CursorType. More...
struct	Extended
	Contains flags for Widget resource Widget::Arguments<>::ExtendedFlags. More...
struct	Resize
	Contains flags for Widget resource Widget::Arguments::Resiztype. More...

Public Types
enum	type {   AllButtons , Autohighlight , Blocked , CallbacksActive ,   Clear , ClipHighlight , Damaged , DamageFamily ,   DelayRealize , Destroyed , FocusRender , GetsFocus ,   Ghost , Highlighted , InFlux , Menuable ,   MenuButton , Obscured , Opaque , Procreated ,   Realized , Realizing , Region , Selectable ,   SelectNoredraw , Set , Toggle , WidgetRebuild ,   WidgetResize }
	Common flags for Widget resource Widget::Arguments::Flags. More...

Detailed Description

Contains flags for Widget resources.

Member Enumeration Documentation

type

enum PhWidgets::Widget::Flags::type

Common flags for Widget resource Widget::Arguments::Flags.

Common flags used by all widgets. Except for those indicated as read-only, these flags are all read/write.

Aliases

PhWidgets::Widget::Flags::type

Enumerator
AllButtons	Any pointer button can activate the widget. Default is the left button only.
Autohighlight	Highlight and give focus to the widget when the cursor enters its extent, and unhighlight and remove focus when the cursor leaves.
Blocked	Prevent the widget and all its non-window-class children from interacting with Photon events.
CallbacksActive	If certain widgets have this bit set, and your application sets their resources, the relevant callbacks are invoked. Otherwise callbacks aren't invoked when your application sets resources. Note If a callback refers to this flag, its description says so explicitly. For example, if this bit is set for a Divider and you use Divider::Undefined to change the size of one of its children, the Divider::DeviderDraged event is invoked.
Clear	(read-only) The widget's brothers-in-front don't intersect with its extent.
ClipHighlight	Clip the corners of the highlighting rectangle.
Damaged	(read-only) The Widget requires repair.
DamageFamily	(read-only) The widget and all its children need to be repaired.
DelayRealize	Prevent the widget from becoming realized unless it's explicitly realized with Widget::Realized event.
Destroyed	(read-only) The widget has been marked for destruction.
FocusRender	Render a focus indicator when the widget when it gets focus.
GetsFocus	Allow the widget to be granted focus. The widget needs to have this bit set if it's to receive key events.
Ghost	Dim the widget. Setting this flag doesn't affect the widget's behavior, just its appearance. The simplest way to disable the widget is to set the Blocked flag in this resource.
Highlighted	Allow the widget to be highlighted as defined by the Widget::BevelWidth, and the Basic::BasicFlags.
InFlux	(read-only) A call to PtContainerHold() has been made on the widget.
Menuable	Respond to clicks on the pointer's right button (i.e. enable the Basic::MenuActivate event).
MenuButton	The widget is a menu item.
Obscured	(read-only) The widget is completely covered by one other widget, or it's completely outside its parent container's canvas.
Opaque	(read-only) This widget obscures everything directly behind it (i.e. it isn't transparent).
Procreated	(read-only) The widget was created by another widget (as opposed to an application), such as the List and Text created by a ComboBox.
Realized	(read-only) The widget is realized.
Realizing	(read-only) The widget is in the process of being realized.
Region	Force the widget to have a region.
Selectable	You can select (repeat, arm, disarm and activate) the widget. Widgets usually provide visual feedback when selected.
SelectNoredraw	The widget doesn't change its appearance when set or unset. This is meaningful only when the widget is Selectable.
Set	The widget is in a set state. Generally, this indicates that the widget has been selected.
Toggle	Pressing the pointer button on this widget causes it to toggle between being set and unset. Remarks Normally, selectable widgets act as push buttons they become set when you press the pointer button, and unset when you release the button.
WidgetRebuild	(read-only) The widget will be rebuilt(rerealized) when the widget engine is finished applying resource changes.
WidgetResize	(read-only) The widget will be resized when the widget engine is finished applying resource changes.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• src/Widget.h