WkHierarchicalListBox
WkHierarchicalListBox provides a vertical, hierarchical, single-column list of items with an icon and a label for each item. The items in the list are typically actual application objects, not strings or arrays. The application should only set the root level items in the tree as the items in the widget.
Unlike a normal list box, the objects passed in do not need to be strings. Instead, you supply the widget at initialization time with a message to send to each object in the list box to retrieve its displayable string. This is accomplished by sending the message #nameSelector: to the WkHierarchicalListBox, with a symbol matching the message you want sent. By default, this message is #printString, so any object will display as it would in an inspector.
Setting up the children for each object is done similarly: at initialization time, you supply the list box with a message to send to each object in the list box to retrieve a collection of its children. This is accomplished by sending the message #childrenSelector: to the WkHierarchicalListBox, with a symbol matching the message you want sent. If no children method is provided, the list box will not be hierarchical, and will act as a normal list box.
As mentioned above, each object in the list box can have an icon associated with it. As with #nameSelector: and #childrenSelector:, this is accomplished by supplying an #iconSelector: to the list box at initialization time. The associated method will then be sent to each object in the list, giving the object the opportunity to pass back an icon (or any other renderable object including nil if no icon should be displayed). If no #iconSelector: is specified, the list box will not display an icons. An optional different icon may be displayed when the object is expanded via sending #iconExpandSelector: to the list box.
The hierarchical aspect of the list be further augmented by using the visualInfoCallback and the childrenCallback. The application can hook the visualInfoCallback and set the callData hasChildren to true or false to indicate whether the item in callData item has children. The application can also hook the childrenCallback and set the callData value to be the list of children for the item in callData item. The childrenCallback will only ever fire for items for which hasChildren is true.
The hierarchyPolicy determines how the hierarchy is to be shown. This includes what the indentation level should be as well as whether to draw lines connecting the items and whether to show some kind of button beside items which have children. By default the hierarchyPolicy is an instance of EwHierarchyPolicy with lines set to true. The other hierarchy policy class provided is EwIconHierarchyPolicy. This class shows an icon beside each item to act as an expand/collapse button. The application can specify which icon to use in different situations so that the button can animate properly as it is pressed.
The widget can then fire the visualInfo callback to further customize the label and icon for each item in the list as well as its inUse state. It only fires this callback for items which are visible on the screen. The application can hook the visualInfo callback and set the callData label to be the string (or other renderable object) which is to be the label for the item in callData item. The application can set the callData icon to be the CgIcon (or other renderable object) which is to be the icon for the item in callData item.
If the application desires a view with only a single icon or label per item, this can be achieved by setting the icon to nil for each item, setting the label to the desired visual for each item, setting the labelOrientation to XmRIGHT.
The objects used for item labels are typically Strings, and those used for item icons are typically CgIcons, but this is not a requirement. It is possible for an application to use any object as the label and icon for an item. Any item which understands #ewHeightUsing:, #ewWidthUsing: and #ewDrawUsing: (called a “renderable object”) can be used for the label and icon. Since String and CgIcon already implement the standard renderable object protocol, they can easily be used. Also, since Object provides default renderable behavior, any object can be rendered, although the default rendering is to render the object’s #printString.
Label editing can take place under program control only. When a label is about to be edited, the widget fires its beginEditCallback. The application must hook this callback or else editing will never occur. At a minimum, the application must set the callData doit: true to allow editing to begin.
The callData also includes a default editPolicy. The edit policy defines the type of widget to be used for editing as well as some other edit semantics. The default edit policy is an EwTextEditPolicy set up to use a single-line CwText as the edit widget. The application can substitute a more appropriate edit policy for the item label about to be edited. For example, if the item label contains a day of the week, the application may wish to use an EwComboBoxEditPolicy. Applications can define their own custom edit policies by overriding the behavior in EwEditPolicy as required. The supplied subclasses of EwEditPolicy serve as good examples for this.
When editing is about to end, or when the value in the edit widget has been changed (the exact details of when a change has occurred depend on the edit policy), the widget fires its endEditCallback. The callData includes the old value and the new value. The application should hook this callback and use the newValue to change some application object. The label is then automatically refreshed after the callback fires, so the new value is obtained and displayed.
Protocol
addChildSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a single argument selector used to add a child to an item.
Specifies a single argument selector used to add a child to an item.
addedAt: position count: count
Item(s) were added to the collection of root items at the specified position. The position is specified as an index in the collection of root items only. Refresh the list.
Item(s) were added to the collection of root items at the specified position. The position is specified as an index in the collection of root items only. Refresh the list.
applicationDrawnBackground: aBoolean
Specifies whether the application wants the Draw Background Callback to fire when an item’s background needs to be drawn. If this value is false, then the widget will draw the normal default background for each selected and non-selected item.
Specifies whether the application wants the Draw Background Callback to fire when an item’s background needs to be drawn. If this value is false, then the widget will draw the normal default background for each selected and non-selected item.
buttonPolicy: anInteger
Specifies how the hierarchy buttons should be displayed (e.g., as buttons, as triangles or not at all.
Specifies how the hierarchy buttons should be displayed (e.g., as buttons, as triangles or not at all.
Default: XmTREEHIERARCHYBUTTONS (Buttons)
Valid resource values:
Valid resource values:
XmTREEHIERARCHYBUTTONS (Buttons) - Causes hiearchy expand/collapse indicators to be displayed as buttons.
XmTREEHIERARCHYTRIANGLES (Triangles) - Causes hiearchy expand/collapse indicators to be displayed as triangles.
XmTREEHIERARCHYNONE (None) - Suppresses the display of any expand/collapse indicators.
cancelEdit
Call the end edit callbacks and proceed with a cancel of the edit if approved. Hide the edit widget only if the end was approved. The last committed value for the edited item will be provided as the newValue during the endEditCallback. Edit changes are committed when the updateEdit or endEdit API is invoked. This method will answer whether or not the cancelEdit was approved.
Call the end edit callbacks and proceed with a cancel of the edit if approved. Hide the edit widget only if the end was approved. The last committed value for the edited item will be provided as the newValue during the endEditCallback. Edit changes are committed when the updateEdit or endEdit API is invoked. This method will answer whether or not the cancelEdit was approved.
childrenSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its children.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its children.
collapsePos: position notify: notify
Collapse an item in the list by position to hide its children. This API can be used after the widget is created. When an item's children are collapsed, those children that are selected will be deselected, since the selected state of the children will no longer be visible. If children are deselected, the selection callback will be fired. The selection callback will be fired before the item is collapsed and before the expandCollapse callback. position - Specifies the Integer position of the item to be collapsed. A value of 1 indicates that the first item in the list is collapsed; a value of 2 indicates that the second item is collapsed; and so on. A value of 0 indicates that the last item in the list is collapsed. notify - Specifies whether to fire the expandCollapseCallback .
Collapse an item in the list by position to hide its children. This API can be used after the widget is created. When an item's children are collapsed, those children that are selected will be deselected, since the selected state of the children will no longer be visible. If children are deselected, the selection callback will be fired. The selection callback will be fired before the item is collapsed and before the expandCollapse callback. position - Specifies the Integer position of the item to be collapsed. A value of 1 indicates that the first item in the list is collapsed; a value of 2 indicates that the second item is collapsed; and so on. A value of 0 indicates that the last item in the list is collapsed. notify - Specifies whether to fire the expandCollapseCallback .
colorSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its label color.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its label color.
conformingObjectSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a single argument selector used to determine whether an object can be added as a child of an existing object.
Specifies a single argument selector used to determine whether an object can be added as a child of an existing object.
deferRefreshWhile: aBlock
Minimize the repainting done while aBlock is being evaluated. This message may be safely nested. This message does not guarantee minimal repainting. Rather, it serves as a hint to the widget so that, where possible and appropriate, repainting can be deferred until the block has finished being evaluated.
Minimize the repainting done while aBlock is being evaluated. This message may be safely nested. This message does not guarantee minimal repainting. Rather, it serves as a hint to the widget so that, where possible and appropriate, repainting can be deferred until the block has finished being evaluated.
deleteAllItems
This message deletes all items from the list.
This message deletes all items from the list.
deletedAt: position count: count
Item(s) were deleted from the collection of root items at the specified position. The position is specified as an index in the collection of root items only. Refresh the list.
Item(s) were deleted from the collection of root items at the specified position. The position is specified as an index in the collection of root items only. Refresh the list.
deselectAllItems
Deselect and remove all elements from the selectedItems list. A selection callback is not triggered.
Deselect and remove all elements from the selectedItems list. A selection callback is not triggered.
deselectItem: item
Deselect and remove the specified item from the selected list. A selection callback is not triggered.
Deselect and remove the specified item from the selected list. A selection callback is not triggered.
deselectPos: position
Deselect and remove an item from the selected list by position. A selection callback is not triggered.
Deselect and remove an item from the selected list by position. A selection callback is not triggered.
editItemAt: index
Begin editing the item at the index given. This causes the beginEdit callbacks to be called for the item. The application must hook this callback and set doit: true for editing to take place. If editing is already in progress, the endEdit API will be invoked and if the end edit is successful, editing for the new item will begin.
Begin editing the item at the index given. This causes the beginEdit callbacks to be called for the item. The application must hook this callback and set doit: true for editing to take place. If editing is already in progress, the endEdit API will be invoked and if the end edit is successful, editing for the new item will begin.
emphasisPolicy: anInteger
Specifies whether to draw the icon and label emphasis as one single rectangle or as two separate rectangles.
Specifies whether to draw the icon and label emphasis as one single rectangle or as two separate rectangles.
Default: XmSEPARATE (Separate)
Valid resource values:
XmTOGETHER (Together) - Draw the icon and label emphasis as one single rectangle.
XmSEPARATE (Separate) - Draw the icon and label emphasis as two separate rectangles.
endEdit
Call the end edit callbacks and proceed with an end to the edit if approved. Hide the edit widget only if the end was approved. Answer whether the end was approved.
Call the end edit callbacks and proceed with an end to the edit if approved. Hide the edit widget only if the end was approved. Answer whether the end was approved.
expandCollapsePos: position notify: notify
Expand or collapse an item in the list by position to show or hide its children. If it is expanded, collapse it. If it is collapsed, expand it. This API can be used after the widget is created. When an item's children are collapsed, those children that are selected will be deselected, since the selected state of the children will no longer be visible. If children are deselected, the selection callback will be fired. The selection callback will be fired before the item is collapsed and before the expandCollapse callback. position - Specifies the Integer position of the item to be expanded or collapsed. A value of 1 indicates that the first item in the list is expanded or collapsed; a value of 2 indicates that the second item is expanded or collapsed; and so on. A value of 0 indicates that the last item in the list is expanded or collapsed. notify - Specifies whether to fire the expandCollapseCallback.
Expand or collapse an item in the list by position to show or hide its children. If it is expanded, collapse it. If it is collapsed, expand it. This API can be used after the widget is created. When an item's children are collapsed, those children that are selected will be deselected, since the selected state of the children will no longer be visible. If children are deselected, the selection callback will be fired. The selection callback will be fired before the item is collapsed and before the expandCollapse callback. position - Specifies the Integer position of the item to be expanded or collapsed. A value of 1 indicates that the first item in the list is expanded or collapsed; a value of 2 indicates that the second item is expanded or collapsed; and so on. A value of 0 indicates that the last item in the list is expanded or collapsed. notify - Specifies whether to fire the expandCollapseCallback.
expandOrCollapse
Expand or collapse the selected item.
Expand or collapse the selected item.
expandPos: position notify: notify
Expand an item in the list by position to show its children. position - Specifies the Integer position of the item to be expanded or collapsed. A value of 1 indicates that the first item in the list is expanded or collapsed; a value of 2 indicates that the second item is expanded or collapsed; and so on. A value of 0 indicates that the last item in the list is expanded or collapsed. notify - Specifies whether to fire the expandCollapseCallback.
Expand an item in the list by position to show its children. position - Specifies the Integer position of the item to be expanded or collapsed. A value of 1 indicates that the first item in the list is expanded or collapsed; a value of 2 indicates that the second item is expanded or collapsed; and so on. A value of 0 indicates that the last item in the list is expanded or collapsed. notify - Specifies whether to fire the expandCollapseCallback.
getItemPos: position
Answer the item in the list by position. This message answers a list item at the specified position or nil if position is greater than the size of the list. This message only accesses the list if the item is not visible.
Answer the item in the list by position. This message answers a list item at the specified position or nil if position is greater than the size of the list. This message only accesses the list if the item is not visible.
getMatchPos: item
This message returns an Array of Integer positions where a specified item is found in the items list. If the item does not occur in the list the resulting Array is empty.
This message returns an Array of Integer positions where a specified item is found in the items list. If the item does not occur in the list the resulting Array is empty.
getSelectedPos
Return an Array containing the positions of every selected item in the list.
Return an Array containing the positions of every selected item in the list.
hasChildrenSelector: aSymbol
Set the unary selector sent to an item to return whether it has children.
Set the unary selector sent to an item to return whether it has children.
hierarchyPolicy: hierarchyPolicy
Determines how the hierarchy is to be shown. This includes what the indentation level should be as well as whether to draw lines connecting the items and whether to show some kind of button beside items which have children. By default the hierarchyPolicy is an instance of EwHierarchyPolicy with lines set to true.
Determines how the hierarchy is to be shown. This includes what the indentation level should be as well as whether to draw lines connecting the items and whether to show some kind of button beside items which have children. By default the hierarchyPolicy is an instance of EwHierarchyPolicy with lines set to true.
iconExpandSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its expanded icon.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its expanded icon.
iconSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its icon.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its icon.
indentationWidth: anInteger
Specifies how many pixels each level of the hierarchyy should be indented.
Specifies how many pixels each level of the hierarchyy should be indented.
indexAtPoint: aPoint
Answer the index of the item in the list which lies beneath the point given. If no item lies beneath the point or if the widget has not been drawn yet, then answer nil.
Answer the index of the item in the list which lies beneath the point given. If no item lies beneath the point or if the widget has not been drawn yet, then answer nil.
indexOf: item
Answer the index of the item given in the list or 0 if the item is not present in the list.
Answer the index of the item given in the list or 0 if the item is not present in the list.
indexOfVisibleItem: item
Answer the index of item if it is visible, nil if it is not.
Answer the index of item if it is visible, nil if it is not.
initialStateSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its initial state (expanded or not).
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its initial state (expanded or not).
innerMargin: anInteger
Specifies the margin width to be used between each item’s icon and its label.
Specifies the margin width to be used between each item’s icon and its label.
isEditingInProgress
Answer whether an item is being edited.
Answer whether an item is being edited.
isExpandedPos: position
Answer whether an item in the list by position is expanded to show its children.
Answer whether an item in the list by position is expanded to show its children.
itemAtPoint: aPoint
Answer the item in the list which lies beneath the point given. If no item lies beneath the point, then answer nil.
Answer the item in the list which lies beneath the point given. If no item lies beneath the point, then answer nil.
itemCount
Specifies the total number of items. This number might not match XmNitems, since this number is the size of the expanded hierarchy. Item count is automatically updated whenever an element is added to or deleted from the list.
Specifies the total number of items. This number might not match XmNitems, since this number is the size of the expanded hierarchy. Item count is automatically updated whenever an element is added to or deleted from the list.
itemExists: item
Answer whether a specified item is in the list.
Answer whether a specified item is in the list.
itemHeight: anInteger
Specifies the height in pixels of items in the list. This includes the margin height on the top and bottom of the item as well as two pixels for emphasis.
Specifies the height in pixels of items in the list. This includes the margin height on the top and bottom of the item as well as two pixels for emphasis.
itemIsVisible: item
Check if a specified item is in the portion of the list that is currently visible. Answer true if it is even partially visible, false if it is not visible.
Check if a specified item is in the portion of the list that is currently visible. Answer true if it is even partially visible, false if it is not visible.
items: anOrderedCollection
An array of objects that are to be displayed as the list items.
An array of objects that are to be displayed as the list items.
itemsDo: aBlock
Evaluate aBlock for each item in the receiver's list.
Evaluate aBlock for each item in the receiver's list.
itemWidth: anInteger
Specifies the width in pixels of items in the list. This includes the two pixels for emphasis.
Specifies the width in pixels of items in the list. This includes the two pixels for emphasis.
labelOrientation: anInteger
Specifies the label position associated with the items.
Specifies the label position associated with the items.
Default: XmRIGHT (Right)
Valid resource values:
XmRIGHT (Right) - Position the label to the right of the icon.
XmBOTTOM (Bottom) - Position the label beneath the icon.
lines: aBoolean
Specifies whether the widget should display hierarchy lines.
Specifies whether the widget should display hierarchy lines.
nameSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its name/label.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its name/label.
parentOfItem: anItem
Answer the parent of the item given in the hierarchy or false if it is not in the expanded hierarchy. Answer nil if it is a root item.
Answer the parent of the item given in the hierarchy or false if it is not in the expanded hierarchy. Answer nil if it is a root item.
refreshHierarchyPos: position
Refresh an item in the list by position. Also re-obtain the item's children.
Refresh an item in the list by position. Also re-obtain the item's children.
refreshItem: item
Refresh an item in the list.
Refresh an item in the list.
refreshNodeAt: position
Refresh the node at the given position. Answer whether or not a full refresh occurred.
Refresh the node at the given position. Answer whether or not a full refresh occurred.
refreshPos: position
Refresh an item in the list by position.
Refresh an item in the list by position.
removeChildSelector: aSymbol
Specifies a single argument selector used to remove a child from an item.
Specifies a single argument selector used to remove a child from an item.
scrollHorizontal: aBoolean
This resource specifies whether a horizontal scroll bar should be used for the list.
This resource specifies whether a horizontal scroll bar should be used for the list.
selectedIndex
Answer the index of the selected item.
Answer the index of the selected item.
selectedItem
Answer the item selected in the list.
Answer the item selected in the list.
selectedItemCount
Answer the number of selected items.
Answer the number of selected items.
selectedItems: anOrderedCollection
An OrderedCollection of Objects that represents the list items that are currently selected, either by the user or the application.
An OrderedCollection of Objects that represents the list items that are currently selected, either by the user or the application.
selectionPolicy: anInteger
Defines the interpretation of the selection action.
Defines the interpretation of the selection action.
Default: XmBROWSESELECT (Browse Select)
Valid resource values:
XmSINGLESELECT (Single Select) - Allows only single selections. Under Windows, this is the same as Browse Select.
XmMULTIPLESELECT (Multiple Select) - Allows multiple items to be selected. The selection of an item is toggled when it is clicked on. Clicking on an item does not deselect previously selected items.
XmEXTENDEDSELECT (Extended Select) - Allows multiple items to be selected, either by dragging the selection or by clicking on items with a modifier key held down. Clicking on an item without a modifier key held down deselects all previously selected items.
XmBROWSESELECT (Browse Select) - Allows only single selection. The selection changes when the mouse is dragged. This is the default Selection Policy. Under Windows, this is the same as Single Select.
XmREADONLYSELECT (Read Only Select) - Allows navigation, but no selection or callbacks.
selectItem: anItem
Select an item in the list. This message selects and adds the specified item to the current selected list. The cursor moves to the newly selected item.
Select an item in the list. This message selects and adds the specified item to the current selected list. The cursor moves to the newly selected item.
selectItem: item notify: notify
Select an item in the list. This message selects and adds the specified item to the current selected list. The cursor moves to the newly selected item.
Select an item in the list. This message selects and adds the specified item to the current selected list. The cursor moves to the newly selected item.
selectPos: position notify: notify
Select an item in the list by position. This message selects a list item at the specified position and adds it to the list of selected items.
Select an item in the list by position. This message selects a list item at the specified position and adds it to the list of selected items.
setBottomItem: item
Make the given item the last visible item in the list. The item can be any valid item in the list.
Make the given item the last visible item in the list. The item can be any valid item in the list.
setBottomPos: position
Make an item the last visible item in the list by position. This message makes the item at the specified position the last visible item in the list.
Make an item the last visible item in the list by position. This message makes the item at the specified position the last visible item in the list.
setItem: item
Make the given item the first visible item in the list. The item can be any valid item in the list.
Make the given item the first visible item in the list. The item can be any valid item in the list.
setPos: position
Make an item the first visible item in the list by position. This message makes the item at the given position the first visible position in the list.
Make an item the first visible item in the list by position. This message makes the item at the given position the first visible position in the list.
topItemPosition: anInteger
Specifies the Integer position of the item that is the first visible item in the list.
Specifies the Integer position of the item that is the first visible item in the list.
visibleItemCount
Specifies the number of items that can fit in the visible space of the list. Until the list is realized, this answers 0.
Specifies the number of items that can fit in the visible space of the list. Until the list is realized, this answers 0.
Callbacks & Events
Begin Edit Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is about to be edited.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is about to be edited.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
doit - indicates whether the action that invoked the callback is performed.
editPolicy - the edit policy to be used to edit the cell value.
value - the value of the cell which is about to be edited.
Browse Selection Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is selected in the browse selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Browse Select.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is selected in the browse selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Browse Select.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
selectedItemCount - the integer number of selected items.
selectedItemPositions - a Collection containing the integer positions of the selected items.
selectedItems - a Collection of items which are the selected items.
Children Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item’s list of children is needed.
These callbacks are triggered when an item’s list of children is needed.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
children - the value of children for the item in the callback.
Default Action Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is double clicked.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is double clicked.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
selectedItemCount - the integer number of selected items.
selectedItemPositions - a Collection containing the integer positions of the selected items.
selectedItems - a Collection of items which are the selected items.
Draw Background Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item’s background needs to be drawn.
These callbacks are triggered when an item’s background needs to be drawn.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
doit - indicates whether the action that invoked the callback is performed.
value - the value which is the renderable whose background needs drawing.
selected - indicates whether the item whose background needs to be drawn is selected.
renderContext - the render context to be used in drawing the item’s background
region - the region of the item whose background needs to be drawn.
End Edit Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is done being edited.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is done being edited.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
doit - indicates whether the action that invoked the callback is performed.
editPolicy - the edit policy to be used to edit the cell value.
value - the value of the cell which is about to be edited.
Expand Collapse Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is expanded or collapsed.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is expanded or collapsed.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
Extended Selection Callback
These callbacks are triggered when items are selected using the extended selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Extended Select.
These callbacks are triggered when items are selected using the extended selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Extended Select.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
selectedItemCount - the integer number of selected items.
selectedItemPositions - a Collection containing the integer positions of the selected items.
selectedItems - a Collection of items which are the selected items.
Modify Verify Callback
These callbacks are triggered when the selection is about to be changed. The application may ‘undo’ the selection change by setting the doit field of the callData to false.
These callbacks are triggered when the selection is about to be changed. The application may ‘undo’ the selection change by setting the doit field of the callData to false.
Call data arguments:
doit - Indicates whether the action that invoked the callback is performed.
Setting doit to false negates the action.
Multiple Selection Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is selected in multiple selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Multiple Select.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is selected in multiple selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Multiple Select.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
selectedItemCount - the integer number of selected items.
selectedItemPositions - a Collection containing the integer positions of the selected items.
selectedItems - a Collection of items which are the selected items.
Single Selection Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item is selected in single selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Single Select.
These callbacks are triggered when an item is selected in single selection mode. It is only valid when Selection Policy is Single Select.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
selectedItemCount - the integer number of selected items.
selectedItemPositions - a Collection containing the integer positions of the selected items.
selectedItems - a Collection of items which are the selected items.
Visual Info Callback
These callbacks are triggered when an item’s icon, label and isInUse are needed. The application MUST hook this callback and set the callData icon to the CgIcon (or other renderable object) to be displayed as the icon for the item in callData item. It must also set the callData label to the String (or other renderable object) to be displayed as the label for the item.
These callbacks are triggered when an item’s icon, label and isInUse are needed. The application MUST hook this callback and set the callData icon to the CgIcon (or other renderable object) to be displayed as the icon for the item in callData item. It must also set the callData label to the String (or other renderable object) to be displayed as the label for the item.
Call data arguments:
item - the item which is the selected item.
itemPosition - the integer position of the selected item in the list.
isInUse - the inUse status (Boolean) which is the default to be used for the item in the callback.
icon - the icon which is the default icon to be used for the item in the callback.
label - the label which is the default label to be used for the item in the callback.
Editor
Application Drawn Background
Specifies whether the application wants the Draw Background Callback to fire when an item’s background needs to be drawn. If this value is false, then the widget will draw the normal default background for each selected and non-selected item.
Specifies whether the application wants the Draw Background Callback to fire when an item’s background needs to be drawn. If this value is false, then the widget will draw the normal default background for each selected and non-selected item.
Border Width
Specifies the width of the border that surrounds the widget’s window on all four sides. The width is specified in pixels. A width of zero means that no border will show.
Specifies the width of the border that surrounds the widget’s window on all four sides. The width is specified in pixels. A width of zero means that no border will show.
Border - Causes the widget to have a border.
No Border - Causes the widget to have no border.
Button Policy
Specifies how the hierarchy buttons should be displayed (e.g., as buttons, as triangles or not at all.
Specifies how the hierarchy buttons should be displayed (e.g., as buttons, as triangles or not at all.
Buttons - Causes hierarchy expand/collapse indicators to be displayed as buttons.
Triangles - Causes hierarchy expand/collapse indicators to be displayed as triangles.
None - Suppresses the display of any expand/collapse indicators.
Children Selector
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its children.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its children.
Color Selector
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its label color.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its label color.
Emphasis Policy
Specifies whether to draw the icon and label emphasis as one single rectangle or as two separate rectangles.
Specifies whether to draw the icon and label emphasis as one single rectangle or as two separate rectangles.
Separate - Draw the icon and label emphasis as two separate rectangles.
Together - Draw the icon and label emphasis as one single rectangle.
Enabled
Determines whether a widget will react to input events. Disabled (insensitive) widgets do not react to input events.
Determines whether a widget will react to input events. Disabled (insensitive) widgets do not react to input events.
Has Children Selector
Specifies selector sent to the row object to determine whether it has children.
Specifies selector sent to the row object to determine whether it has children.
Icon Expand Selector
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its expanded icon.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its expanded icon.
Icon Selector
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its icon.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its icon.
Indentation Width
Specifies how many pixels each level of the hierarchyy should be indented.
Specifies how many pixels each level of the hierarchyy should be indented.
Initial State Selector
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its initial state (expanded or not).
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its initial state (expanded or not).
Inner Margin
Specifies the margin width to be used between each item’s icon and its label.
Specifies the margin width to be used between each item’s icon and its label.
Item Height
Specifies the height in pixels of items in the list. This includes the margin height on the top and bottom of the item as well as two pixels for emphasis.
Specifies the height in pixels of items in the list. This includes the margin height on the top and bottom of the item as well as two pixels for emphasis.
Item Width
Specifies the width in pixels of items in the list. This includes the two pixels for emphasis.
Specifies the width in pixels of items in the list. This includes the two pixels for emphasis.
Label Orientation
Specifies the label position associated with the items.
Specifies the label position associated with the items.
Bottom - Position the label beneath the icon.
Right - Position the label to the right of the icon.
Lines
Specifies whether the widget should display hierarchy lines.
Specifies whether the widget should display hierarchy lines.
Name Selector
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its name/label.
Specifies a unary selector sent to an item to return its name/label.
Scroll Horizontal
This resource specifies whether a horizontal scroll bar should be used for the list.
This resource specifies whether a horizontal scroll bar should be used for the list.
Selection Policy
Defines the interpretation of the selection action.
Defines the interpretation of the selection action.
Browse Select - Allows only single selection. The selection changes when the mouse is dragged. This is the default Selection Policy. Under Windows, this is the same as Single Select.
Extended Select - Allows multiple items to be selected, either by dragging the selection or by clicking on items with a modifier key held down. Clicking on an item without a modifier key held down deselects all previously selected items.
Multiple Select - Allows multiple items to be selected. The selection of an item is toggled when it is clicked on. Clicking on an item does not deselect previously selected items.
Read Only Select - Allows navigation, but no selection or callbacks.
Single Select - Allows only single selections. Under Windows, this is the same as Browse Select.
Top Item Position
Specifies the Integer position of the item that is the first visible item in the list.
Specifies the Integer position of the item that is the first visible item in the list.
Visible
Maps the widget (makes visible) as soon as it is both realized and managed, if set to True. If set to False, the client is responsible for mapping and unmapping the widget.
Maps the widget (makes visible) as soon as it is both realized and managed, if set to True. If set to False, the client is responsible for mapping and unmapping the widget.
Example
The following example code creates a WkHierarchicalListBox that is used to view the Smalltalk class hierarchy. In this case the domain object is a Class and the children selector is set to return all of a class’s subclasses. For each class, its name is displayed in the listbox with an optional icon next to it. The icon methods are extensions to the base Class class which return either a folder icon (open or closed) for a class with subclasses or a colored ball that idicates how many instance variables a class has. This example corresponds to the image at the beginning of the WkHierarchicalListBox section.
listBox := WkHierarchicalListBox
createWidget: 'listBox'
parent: self form
argBlock: [:w | w
x: 4;
y: 4;
width: 352;
height: 392;
childrenSelector: #'subclasses';
colorSelector: #'wkDisplayColor';
iconSelector: #'wkIcon';
iconExpandSelector: #'wkExpandIcon';
indentationWidth: 10;
initialStateSelector: #'wkInitiallyCollapsed';
nameSelector: #'name';
scale].
Last modified date: 11/16/2018