Graphics.UI.Sifflet.Window

Documentation

getOrCreateWindow

Arguments

:: WinId

-> CBMgr

-> (VPUI -> Window -> IO VPUIWindow)

initialize Gtk Window

-> (VPUI -> WinId -> CBMgr -> IO ())

initialize callbacks

-> Bool

make window visible

-> VPUI

-> IO (VPUI, VPUIWindow, Bool)

Like showWindow, except that making the window visible is optional

showWindow :: WinId -> CBMgr -> (VPUI -> Window -> IO VPUIWindow) -> (VPUI -> WinId -> CBMgr -> IO ()) -> VPUI -> IO (VPUI, VPUIWindow, Bool)

Finding, creating, and initializing windows (VPUIWindow)

Find and show a window, if it exists. If not, create the window, put it in the vpui's window map, and initialize it and any auxiliary objects using the initWin function. The 3rd argument of initWin will be the window's title. Always presents the window (shows and raises). Returns a 3-tuple: the VPUIWindow contains the Window, and the Bool value is True if the Window is new (and therefore might need some further initialization). The third tuple element is an IORef to the VPUIWindow; it may be useful for setting up signal and event handling.

newWindowTitled :: String -> IO Window

showWorkWin :: VPUI -> WinId -> CBMgr -> IO VPUI

Show a workspace window, with a given title, _not_ editing a function

showWorkspaceWindow :: WinId -> CBMgr -> Maybe Function -> VPUI -> IO (VPUI, VPUIWindow, Bool)

Show a workspace window with a given title and maybe function to edit

showFedWin :: CBMgr -> String -> [String] -> VPUI -> IO VPUI

Show a function editor window = a workspace window editing a given function. Use argNames for a new function; ignore them if funcName is bound.

fedWindowTitle :: String -> WinId

getOrCreateFunctionPadWindow :: CBMgr -> Bool -> VPUI -> IO VPUI

Create the function pad window if it doesn't exist

showFunctionPadWindow :: CBMgr -> VPUI -> IO VPUI

Show the function pad window; create it if needed

newFunctionDialog :: WinId -> CBMgr -> VPUI -> IO VPUI

Ask user for new function name and arguments, then begin editing the function.

openFilePath :: CBMgr -> FilePath -> VPUI -> IO VPUI

Now that we have a file path, go ahead and open it, loading the function definitions into Sifflet and adding buttons to the function pad My Functions area.

setWSCanvasCallbacks :: VPUI -> WinId -> CBMgr -> IO ()

keyBindingsHelpText :: String

Help text built from key bindings