Class: ArrowButtonSpec

• Inheritance
• Description
• Related information
• Class protocol
  • image specs
  • interface specs
  • interface-painter
  • queries
• Instance protocol
  • accessing
  • building
  • parsing a view
  • queries
  • visiting

Inheritance:

   Object
   |
   +--UISpecification
      |
      +--ComponentSpec
         |
         +--ViewWithLabelSpec
            |
            +--ViewWithLabelAndModelSpec
               |
               +--ActionButtonSpec
                  |
                  +--ArrowButtonSpec

Package:

stx:libui

Category:

Interface-Support-UI-Specs

Version:

rev: 1.51 date: 2016/12/23 10:31:56

user: cg

file: ArrowButtonSpec.st directory: libui

module: stx stc-classLibrary: libui

Author:

Claus Gittinger

Claus Atzkern

Description:

Not normally used by applications.

Related information:

    UIBuilder
    UIPainter

Class protocol:

 icon

This resource specification was automatically generated
by the ImageEditor of ST/X.

usage example(s):

ImageEditor openOnClass:self andSelector:#icon

 basicsEditSpec

This resource specification was automatically generated
by the UIPainter of ST/X.

usage example(s):

UIPainter new openOnClass:ArrowButtonSpec andSelector:#basicsEditSpec

 detailsEditSpec

This resource specification was automatically generated
by the UIPainter of ST/X.

usage example(s):

UIPainter new openOnClass:ArrowButtonSpec andSelector:#detailsEditSpec

 addBindingsTo: env for: anInstance channel: aChannel

add bindings as required to allow the GUI Painter to operate on an instance of me

 slices

return the slices for the attribute sections in the GUI Painter

 supportsLabel

answer whether corresponding view instances of the spec class can have labels

Instance protocol:

 direction

return the value of the instance variable 'direction' (automatically generated)

 direction: something

set the value of the instance variable 'direction' (automatically generated)

 isTriggerOnDown

return the value of the instance variable 'isTriggerOnDown' (automatically generated)

 setAttributesIn: aView with: aBuilder

set my attributes to aView

 fromView: aView callBack: aBlock

extract attributes from aView

 userFriendlyName

answer a good noticeable name of the widget for the GUI Painter and the documentation

 acceptUISpecVisitor: aVisitor

Double dispatch back to the visitor, passing my type encoded in
the selector (visitor pattern)