Utilities

Data Structures
class	hi::v1::widget_layout
	The layout of a widget. More...

Enumerations
enum class	hi::v1::widget_mode {   hi::v1::widget_mode::collapse = 0 , hi::v1::widget_mode::invisible = 1 , hi::v1::widget_mode::disabled = 2 , hi::v1::widget_mode::display = 3 ,   hi::v1::widget_mode::select = 4 , hi::v1::widget_mode::partial = 5 , hi::v1::widget_mode::enabled = 6 }
	The mode that the widget is operating at. More...

Detailed Description

Utility types used widgets.

Enumeration Type Documentation

widget_mode

enum class hi::v1::widget_mode

strong

The mode that the widget is operating at.

The enumeration here increases visibility and interactivity at each step and you may use operator<=>() to compare modes.

Enumerator
collapse	The widget is collapsed. This means: The widget has zero size and zero margins. The widget does not draw itself or its children. The widget will not accept any events.
invisible	The widget is invisible. This means: The widget has size and margins so that it will reserve space in a container.
disabled	The widget is disabled. This means: The widget "grayed-out"; drawn with less contrast and saturation.
display	The widget is in display-only mode. This means: The widget is drawn normally.
select	The widget is selectable. This means: The widget or its contents such as text may be selected. The widget or its contents may be dragged by the mouse.
partial	A widget is partially enabled. This means: The widget will accept keyboard focus. A widget has an extra mode where it limits the amount of control. such as a text-widget which has a mode where only a single line can be edited.
enabled	The widget is fully enabled. This means: The widget will accept keyboard focus. The widget's state is controllable.