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GtkAdjustment * | adjustment | Read / Write |
gboolean | has-check-button | Read / Write |
GwyScaleMappingType | mapping | Read / Write |
gboolean | snap-to-ticks | Read / Write |
GObject ╰── GInitiallyUnowned ╰── GtkObject ╰── GtkWidget ╰── GtkContainer ╰── GtkBin ╰── GwyAdjustBar
GwyAdjustBar is a compact widget for visualisation and modification of the value of an GtkAdjustment. It can contains a label with an overlaid bar that can be clicked, dragged or modified by the scroll-wheel by the user. Since the widget does not take keyboard focus, it should be paired with a GtkSpinButton, sharing the same adjustment. This spin button would also be the typical mnemonic widget for the adjustment bar.
GwyAdjustBar supports several different types of mapping between screen
positions and values of the underlying adjustment. Nevertheless, the
default mapping (signed square root, GWY_SCALE_MAPPING_SQRT
) should fit
most situations.
GtkWidget * gwy_adjust_bar_new (GtkAdjustment *adjustment
,const gchar *label
);
Creates a new adjustment bar.
The label text, if any, is set with mnemonic enabled. However, you still
need to assign it to a widget (presumably a GtkSpinButton) using
gtk_label_set_mnemonic_widget()
.
Since: 2.49
void gwy_adjust_bar_set_adjustment (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
,GtkAdjustment *adjustment
);
Sets the adjustment that an adjustment bar visualises.
Since: 2.49
GtkAdjustment *
gwy_adjust_bar_get_adjustment (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Obtains the adjustment that an adjustment bar visualises.
The adjustment used by adjbar
. If no adjustment was set
and the default one is used, function returns NULL
.
Since: 2.49
void gwy_adjust_bar_set_snap_to_ticks (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
,gboolean setting
);
Sets the snapping behaviour of an adjustment bar.
Note the ‘multiples of step size’ condition in fact applies to the
difference from the minimum value. The maximum adjustment value is always
permissible, even if it does not satisfy this condition. Values modified by
the user (i.e. emission of signal "change-value") are snapped, however,
values set explicitly gtk_adjustment_set_value()
are kept intact.
Setting this option to TRUE
immediately causes an adjustment value change
if it does not satisfy the condition.
It is usually a poor idea to enable snapping for non-linear mappings.
Since: 2.49
gboolean
gwy_adjust_bar_get_snap_to_ticks (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Sets the snapping behaviour of an adjustment bar.
Since: 2.49
void gwy_adjust_bar_set_mapping (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
,GwyScaleMappingType mapping
);
Sets the mapping function type for an adjustment bar.
adjbar |
An adjustment bar. |
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mapping |
Mapping function type between values and screen positions in the adjustment bar. |
Since: 2.49
GwyScaleMappingType
gwy_adjust_bar_get_mapping (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Gets the mapping function type of an adjustment bar.
Since: 2.49
void gwy_adjust_bar_set_has_check_button (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
,gboolean setting
);
Sets whether an adjustment bar has a check button.
Since: 2.49
gboolean
gwy_adjust_bar_get_has_check_button (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Reports whether an adjustment bar has a check button.
Since: 2.49
void gwy_adjust_bar_set_bar_sensitive (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
,gboolean sensitive
);
Sets the sensitivity of an adjustment bar.
The bar's sensitivity can be controlled separately. This is useful when
adjbar
has a check button because otherwise the bar is the entire widget
and the function is not different from gtk_widget_set_sensitive()
.
However, if you want to enable and disable the adjustment bar via the check
button, use this function instead of gtk_widget_set_sensitive()
which would
make insensitive also the check button.
Since: 2.49
gboolean
gwy_adjust_bar_get_bar_sensitive (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Reports whether an adjustment bar is sensitive.
See gwy_adjust_bar_set_bar_sensitive()
for discussion.
Since: 2.49
GtkWidget *
gwy_adjust_bar_get_label (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Gets the label widget inside an adjustment bar.
Use gtk_label_set_mnemonic_widget()
to set the mnemonic widget for the label
or change the label text.
Since: 2.49
GtkWidget *
gwy_adjust_bar_get_check_button (GwyAdjustBar *adjbar
);
Gets the check button of an adjustment bar.
Connect to the "toggled" signal of the check button. Modifying it is not recommended.
Since: 2.49
Type of adjustment bar mapping functions.
Linear mapping between values and screen positions. This recommended for signed additive quantities of a limited range. |
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Screen positions correspond to ‘signed square roots’ of the value. This is the recommended general-purpose default mapping type as it works with both signed and usigned quantities and offers good sensitivity for both large and small values. |
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Screen positions correspond to logarithms of values.
The adjustment range must contain only positive
values. For quantities of extreme ranges this
mapping may be preferred to |
Since: 2.49
struct GwyAdjustBar;
Adjustment bar widget visualising an adjustment.
The GwyAdjustBar struct contains private data only and should be accessed using the functions below.
Since: 2.49
struct GwyAdjustBarClass { };
Class of adjustment bars visualising adjustments.
Since: 2.49
“adjustment”
property“adjustment” GtkAdjustment *
Adjustment representing the value.
Owner: GwyAdjustBar
Flags: Read / Write
“has-check-button”
property“has-check-button” gboolean
Whether the adjust bar has a check button.
Owner: GwyAdjustBar
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
“mapping”
property“mapping” GwyScaleMappingType
Mapping function between values and screen positions.
Owner: GwyAdjustBar
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: GWY_SCALE_MAPPING_SQRT
“snap-to-ticks”
property“snap-to-ticks” gboolean
Whether only values that are multiples of step size are allowed.
Owner: GwyAdjustBar
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: FALSE
“change-value”
signalvoid user_function (GwyAdjustBar *gwyadjustbar, gdouble arg1, gpointer user_data)
The ::change-value signal is emitted when the user interactively changes the value.
It is an action signal.
gwyadjustbar |
The GwyAdjustBar which received the signal. |
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arg1 |
New value for |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Action