Copyright | (c) shelarcy 2007 |
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License | wxWidgets |
Maintainer | wxhaskell-devel@lists.sourceforge.net |
Stability | provisional |
Portability | portable |
Safe Haskell | None |
Language | Haskell2010 |
Drag & Drop events.
- dropTarget :: Window a -> DataObject b -> IO (WXCDropTarget ())
- dropSource :: DataObject a -> Window b -> IO (DropSource ())
- dropSourceWithCursor :: DataObject a -> Window b -> Cursor c -> Cursor c -> Cursor c -> IO (DropSource ())
- dropSourceWithCursorByString :: DataObject a -> Window b -> String -> String -> String -> IO (DropSource ())
- dropSourceWithIcon :: DataObject a -> Window b -> Icon c -> Icon c -> Icon c -> IO (DropSource ())
Drop Targets
dropTarget :: Window a -> DataObject b -> IO (WXCDropTarget ()) Source #
Set a drop target window and DataObject
that is associated with drop event.
Create Drop Soruces
dropSource :: DataObject a -> Window b -> IO (DropSource ()) Source #
Create DropSource
. Then dragAndDrop
replace target's DataObject
by this DataObject
.
dropSourceWithCursor :: DataObject a -> Window b -> Cursor c -> Cursor c -> Cursor c -> IO (DropSource ()) Source #
On Windows or Mac OS X platform, you must choose this function or dropSourceWithCursorByString
,
if you want to use Custom Cursor for Drag & Drop event. dropSourceWithIcon
doesn't work these
platform, and this function doesn't work other platforms.
dropSourceWithCursorByString :: DataObject a -> Window b -> String -> String -> String -> IO (DropSource ()) Source #
dropSourceWithIcon :: DataObject a -> Window b -> Icon c -> Icon c -> Icon c -> IO (DropSource ()) Source #