WidgetGroupBox Class
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| Inherits from: | Widget |
This class creates a group box.
WidgetGroupBox Class
Members
static WidgetGroupBox ( Gui gui, string str = 0, int x = 0, int y = 0 ) #
Constructor. Creates a group box with given parameters and adds it to the specified GUI.Arguments
- Gui gui - GUI, to which the new box will belong.
- string str - Box title. This is an optional parameter.
- int x - Horizontal space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border. This is an optional parameter.
- int y - Vertical space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border. This is an optional parameter.
static WidgetGroupBox ( string str = 0, int x = 0, int y = 0 ) #
Constructor. Creates a group box with given parameters and adds it to the Engine GUI.Arguments
- string str - Box title. This is an optional parameter.
- int x - Horizontal space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border. This is an optional parameter.
- int y - Vertical space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border. This is an optional parameter.
void setBackground ( int background ) #
Sets a value indicating if a background texture should be rendered for the box.Arguments
- int background - 1 to render a background texture, 0 not to render.
int getBackground ( ) #
Returns a value indicating if a background texture is rendered for the box.Return value
1 if a background texture is rendered; otherwise, 0.void setBorder ( int border ) #
Sets a flag indicating if a one-pixel border is rendered around the widget content (in a shape of a box). By default, the border is always rendered.Arguments
- int border - 1 to use a border around the content; 0 not to use a border.
int getBorder ( ) #
Returns a flag indicating if a one-pixel border is rendered around the widget content (in a shape of a box).Return value
1 if a border is rendered; otherwise, 0.void setColor ( vec4 color ) #
Sets a color for the global color multiplier. The default is equivalent to vec4(1,1,1,1) (white).Arguments
- vec4 color - Color multiplier.
vec4 getColor ( ) #
Returns a color of the global color multiplier.Return value
A multiplier color.void setPadding ( int l, int r, int t, int b ) #
Sets widget paddings for all sides. Padding clears an area around the content of a widget (inside of it).Arguments
- int l - Left-side padding in pixels.
- int r - Right-side padding in pixels.
- int t - Top padding in pixels.
- int b - Bottom padding in pixels.
int getPaddingBottom ( ) #
Returns the current bottom padding for the widget content.Return value
Bottom padding in pixels.int getPaddingLeft ( ) #
Returns the current left-side padding for the widget content.Return value
Left-side padding in pixels.int getPaddingRight ( ) #
Returns the current right-side padding for the widget content.Return value
Right-side padding in pixels.int getPaddingTop ( ) #
Returns the current top padding for the widget content.Return value
Top padding in pixels.void setSpace ( int x, int y ) #
Sets a space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border.Arguments
- int x - Horizontal space.
- int y - Vertical space.
int getSpaceX ( ) #
Returns the horizontal space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border.Return value
Horizontal space.int getSpaceY ( ) #
Returns the vertical space between the widgets in the box and between them and the box border.Return value
Vertical space.void setStencil ( int stencil ) #
Sets a value indicating if a widget cuts off its children along its bounds. Everything that lies outside of them, is not rendered.Arguments
- int stencil - 1 to enable cutting; otherwise, 0.
int getStencil ( ) #
Returns a value indicating if a widget cuts off its children along its set bounds. Everything that lies outside of them, is not rendered. This option works only if children have GUI_ALIGN_OVERLAP flag set (otherwise, they will expand the box widget bounds and no cutting will be done).Return value
1 if cutting is enabled; otherwise, 0.void setText ( string text ) #
Sets a box title.Arguments
- string text - Box title.
string getText ( ) #
Returns the box title.Return value
Box title.void setBackgroundColor ( vec4 color ) #
Sets the background color to be used for the widget.Arguments
- vec4 color - Four-component vector specifying the color in the RGBA format.
vec4 getBackgroundColor ( ) #
Returns the current background color used for the widget.Return value
Four-component vector specifying the color in the RGBA format.void setBorderColor ( vec4 color ) #
Sets the border color for the widget.Arguments
- vec4 color - Four-component vector specifying the color in the RGBA format.
vec4 getBorderColor ( ) #
Returns the current border color for the widget.Return value
Four-component vector specifying the color in the RGBA format.Last update:
2021-12-13
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