Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControl - Revision history

Cbk1994: /* Variables */

2011-07-19T03:26:47Z

Variables

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	\| clipchildren		\| clipchildren
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\| by default true; specifies if child controls are clipped to their bounds (text or graphics outside of the bounds will not be shown)		\| by default true; specifies if child controls are clipped to their bounds (text or graphics outside of the bounds will not be shown); if not working, try also setting cliptobounds=false
	\|-		\|-
	\| clipmove		\| clipmove

Cbk1994: Adding some new variables.

2011-07-19T03:24:27Z

Adding some new variables.

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 | boolean
 | allows the control to be resized by dragging the corner or side with the mouse
 |-
 | controls

Fowlplay4: /* Example */

2011-04-09T19:42:01Z

Example

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	}		}

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	{{:Creation/Dev/Script/Client}}		{{:Creation/Dev/Script/Client}}

Fowlplay4 at 19:41, 9 April 2011

2011-04-09T19:41:41Z

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	height = 80;		height = 80;
	}		}


	{{:Creation/Dev/Script/Client}}		{{:Creation/Dev/Script/Client}}

Cbk1994: /* Variables */

2010-04-14T22:09:43Z

Variables

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	\| object (read only; see ''addControl()'')		\| object (read only; see ''addControl()'')
	\| array of [[Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControl\|GuiControl]] (subcontrols)		\| array of [[Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControl\|GuiControl]] (subcontrols)
			\|-
			\| cursor
			\| int
			\| cursor when the mouse is hovered over the control - options are default, hand/pointer, text, crosshair, column-reisze, row-resize, wait, progress, and help (some are not available based on platform)
	\|-		\|-
	\| editing		\| editing

Cbk1994 at 00:50, 7 December 2009

2009-12-07T00:50:59Z

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	[[Image:Guicontrol_panel.png]]		[[Image:Guicontrol_panel.png]]

	GuiControl is the base control, therefore general functions listed here are available to all GUI controls. Most of the time it is used as container for positioning groups of other controls. It can either have a border (border=1..5) or just be plain transparent, and just display its child controls.		GuiControl is the base GUI control, therefore general functions listed here are available to all GUI controls. Most of the time it is used as container for positioning groups of other controls. It can either have a border (border=1..5) or just be plain transparent, and just display its child controls.

	=Variables=		=Variables=

Cbk1994: adding descriptions to most things, fixing some grammar as well

2009-07-20T14:00:09Z

adding descriptions to most things, fixing some grammar as well

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	\| active		\| active
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\|		\| whether the control can be used (e.g. a button can be clicked only if active)
	\|-		\|-
	\| awake		\| awake
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	\| canmove		\| canmove
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\|		\| allows the control to be moved by the mouse
	\|-		\|-
	\| canresize		\| canresize
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\|		\| allows the control to be resized by dragging the corner or side with the mouse
	\|-		\|-
	\| controls		\| controls
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	\| hint		\| hint
	\| string		\| string
	\|		\| tooltip text displayed when you hover the mouse over the control
	\|-		\|-
	\| horizsizing		\| horizsizing
	\| string		\| string
	\|		\| specifies the horizontal resizing behaviour when the parent control is resized: right, width, left, center or relative
	\|-		\|-
	\| layer		\| layer
	\| integer (read only)		\| integer (read only)
	\|		\| image layer the control is on
	\|-		\|-
	\| minextent		\| minextent
	\| string		\| string
	\|		\| minimum size as a string like "200 300", though there is some support for arrays which is not complete (e.g. you cannot set minextent[0])
	\|-		\|-
	\| minsize		\| minsize
	\| string		\| string
	\| the same ~~like~~ "~~minExtent~~"		\| the same as "minextent"
	\|-		\|-
	\| parent		\| parent
	\| object (read only)		\| object (read only)
	\| a [[Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControl\|GuiControl]]		\| the parent [[Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControl\|GuiControl]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| position		\| position
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	\| profile		\| profile
	\| object		\| object
	\| see [[Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControlProfile\|GuiControlProfile]]		\| controls the way the profile looks and acts - see [[Creation/Dev/Script/Client/GuiControlProfile\|GuiControlProfile]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| resizeheight		\| resizeheight
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	\| scrolllinex		\| scrolllinex
	\| integer		\| integer
	\|		\| lines to scroll vertically
	\|-		\|-
	\| scrollliney		\| scrollliney
	\| integer		\| integer
	\|		\| lines to scroll horizontally
	\|-		\|-
	\| showhint		\| showhint
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\|		\| whether to show the hint or not
	\|-		\|-
	\| useownprofile		\| useownprofile
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\|		\| allows you to set custom variables for the profile without modifying the profile at every instance it is used, set it to true before changing things
	\|-		\|-
	\| vertsizing		\| vertsizing
	\| string		\| string
	\|		\| specifies the vertical resizing behaviour when the parent control is resized: bottom, height, top, center or relative
	\|-		\|-
	\| visible		\| visible
	\| boolean		\| boolean
	\|		\| whether the control can be seen or is hidden
	\|-		\|-
	\| width		\| width
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	\| addcontrol(obj)		\| addcontrol(obj)
	\|		\|
	\|		\| adds the control inside another control
	\|-		\|-
	\| bringtofront()		\| bringtofront()
	\|		\|
	\|		\| bring the control to the front
	\|-		\|-
	\| clearControls()		\| clearControls()
	\|		\|
	\| ~~Removes~~ all controls at once		\| removes all controls inside the control at once
	\|-		\|-
	\| destroy()		\| destroy()
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	\| getparent()		\| getparent()
	\| object		\| object
	\|		\| returns parent object
	\|-		\|-
	\| globaltolocalcoord({x,y})		\| globaltolocalcoord({x,y})
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	\| makefirstresponder(bool)		\| makefirstresponder(bool)
	\|		\|
	\|		\| makes the control the first responder for key input
	\|-		\|-
	\| pushtoback()		\| pushtoback()
	\|		\|
	\|		\| pushes the control to the back
	\|-		\|-
	\| resize(int x, int y, int width, int height)		\| resize(int x, int y, int width, int height)
	\|		\|
	\| ~~Resize~~ the control		\| resizes the control to the specified dimensions
	\|-		\|-
	\| show()		\| show()
	\|		\|
	\| ~~Show~~ the control		\| shows the control
	\|-		\|-
	\| showtop()		\| showtop()
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	\| tabfirst()		\| tabfirst()
	\| object		\| object
	\|		\| when tab is pressed, the control is selected first, similar to web forms
	\|}		\|}

	=Events=		=Events=

	onAdd() - is invoked when the control is added to another control (addcontrol)		onAdd() - is invoked when the control is added to another control (addcontrol function)

	onRemove() - is invoked when the control is removed from its parent		onRemove() - is invoked when the control is removed from its parent

Cbk1994: extent/position alternatives

2009-07-20T13:51:07Z

extent/position alternatives

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	\| extent		\| extent
	\| string		\| string
	\| Can be used instead of width and height. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is width and 456 is height. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, ~~which~~ does not work when you try to assign to e.g extent[0].		\| Can be used instead of width and height. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is width and 456 is height. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, but it is not a good idea to do this because it does not work when you try to assign to e.g extent[0]. See 'width' and 'height' instead for this.
	\|-		\|-
	\| flickering		\| flickering
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	\| position		\| position
	\| string		\| string
	\| Can be used instead of x and y. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is x and 456 is y. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, which does not work when you try to assign to e.g position[0].		\| Can be used instead of x and y. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is x and 456 is y. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, which does not work when you try to assign to e.g position[0]. See 'x' and 'y' instead for this.
	\|-		\|-
	\| profile		\| profile

DrakilorP2P: /* Variables */ Rephrasing previous edit.

2009-03-15T22:07:00Z

Variables: Rephrasing previous edit.

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	\| extent		\| extent
	\| string		\| string
	\| Can be used instead of width and height. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is width and 456 is height. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, ~~but that illusion breaks~~ when you try to assign to extent[0].		\| Can be used instead of width and height. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is width and 456 is height. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, which does not work when you try to assign to e.g extent[0].
	\|-		\|-
	\| flickering		\| flickering
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	\| position		\| position
	\| string		\| string
	\| Can be used instead of x and y. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is x and 456 is y. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, ~~but that illusion breaks~~ when you try to assign to position[0].		\| Can be used instead of x and y. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is x and 456 is y. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, which does not work when you try to assign to e.g position[0].
	\|-		\|-
	\| profile		\| profile

DrakilorP2P: /* Variables */ position, extent and syntactic sugar

2009-03-15T22:04:14Z

Variables: position, extent and syntactic sugar

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	\| extent		\| extent
	\| string		\| string
	\| ~~can~~ be used instead of width and height		\| Can be used instead of width and height. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is width and 456 is height. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, but that illusion breaks when you try to assign to extent[0].
	\|-		\|-
	\| flickering		\| flickering
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	\| position		\| position
	\| string		\| string
	\| ~~can~~ be used instead of x and y		\| Can be used instead of x and y. Used like this: "123 456", where 123 is x and 456 is y. There is some syntactic sugar that allows you to treat it like an array, but that illusion breaks when you try to assign to position[0].
	\|-		\|-
	\| profile		\| profile