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| Description |
A Combo box is a text entry field with a drop down list of predefined
alternatives.
- The Combo widget allows to insert arbitrary widgets as alternatives. Due
to the deprecated ListItem object we currently make no use of this
feature.
TODO
- The combo_set_item_string function is not bound as we do not handle
arbitrary widgets yet.
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| Synopsis |
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| comboNew :: IO Combo |
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| comboSetPopdownStrings :: ComboClass c => c -> [String] -> IO () |
| Insert a set of Strings into the
Combo drop down list.
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| comboSetValueInList :: ComboClass c => c -> Bool -> Bool -> IO () |
| Specify whether the user may enter texts that
are not in the list of alternatives and if empty entries are allowed.
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| comboSetUseArrows :: ComboClass c => c -> Bool -> IO () |
| Specify if the user may use the cursor keys to
navigate the list.
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| comboSetUseArrowsAlways :: ComboClass c => c -> Bool -> IO () |
| Specify if the content entered by the user
will be replaced by a predefined alternative as soon as the user uses the
cursor keys.
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| comboSetCaseSensitive :: ComboClass c => c -> Bool -> IO () |
| Specify whether the entered text is case
sensitive when it comes to matching the users input with the predefined
alternatives.
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| comboDisableActivate :: ComboClass c => c -> IO () |
| Stops the GtkCombo widget from showing the
popup list when the Entry emits the "activate" signal, i.e. when the Return
key is pressed. This may be useful if, for example, if you want the Return
key to close a dialog instead.
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| Produced by Haddock version 0.6 |
