NAME
UI::Various::Listbox - general listbox widget of UI::Various
SYNOPSIS
use UI::Various;
my $main = UI::Various::main();
my $variable = 0;
$main->window(...
UI::Various::Listbox->new(height => 5,
selection => 2,
texts => \@variable),
...);
$main->mainloop();
ABSTRACT
This module defines the general listbox widget of an application using UI::Various.
DESCRIPTION
Besides the common attributes inherited from UI::Various::widget
the Listbox
widget knows the following additional attributes:
Attributes
- height [rw]
-
the height of the listbox is the maximum number of elements shown
Other then in other UI elements it is a mandatory parameter. Note the the
*Term
UIs use one additional line for the position information at the top of the listbox. - selection [rw, recommended]
-
the selection type of the listbox, a number between 0 and 2, defaults to 2:
- texts [ro, recommended]
-
the texts of the elements of the listbox as strings
The default is an empty list.
Note that the content of the list may only be modified with the methods provided by
Listbox
(add
andremove
). The only exception is when the listbox did not yet contain any element. - first [ro]
-
the index of the first element to be shown
The last element shown will have the index
first
+height
- 1, iftexts
is long enough.
METHODS
Besides the accessors (attributes) described above and by UI::Various::widget and the methods inherited from UI::Various::widget only the constructor is provided by the Listbox
class itself:
new - constructor
see UI::Various::core::construct
add - add new element
$listbox->add($text, ...);
example:
$self->add('one more');
$self->add('one more', 'still one more');
parameters:
$text another text to be added to the end of the listbox
description:
This method adds one or more new elements at the end of the listbox.
remove - remove element
$listbox->remove($index);
example:
$self->remove(2);
parameters:
$index the index of the element to be removed from the listbox
description:
This method removes an element from the listbox. The element to be removed is identified by its index. Indices start with 0.
selected - get current selection of listbox
$selection = $listbox->selected(); # C<selection =E<gt> 1>
@selection = $listbox->selected(); # C<selection =E<gt> 2>
description:
This method returns the sorted indices of the currently selected element(s) of the listbox. Indices start with 0. If there is nothing selected at all, the method returns undef
for selection => 1
and an empty list for selection => 2
.
returns:
selected element(s) (or undef
for selection => 0
)
SEE ALSO
LICENSE
Copyright (C) Thomas Dorner.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See LICENSE file for more details.
AUTHOR
Thomas Dorner <dorner (at) cpan (dot) org>