toolbar-button

Initargs

:callback

A function that is called when the user presses the toolbar button and popup-interface is non-nil.

:image

Specifies the image to use for the toolbar button.

:selected-image

Specifies the image to use for the toolbar button when it is selected.

:tooltip

An optional string which is displayed, on Microsoft Windows, when the mouse moves over the button. :tooltip is deprecated.

:help-key

An object used for lookup of help. Default value t.

:remapped

Links the button to a menu item.

:dropdown-menu

A menu or nil.

:dropdown-menu-function

A function of no arguments, or nil.

:dropdown-menu-kind

One of the keywords :button, :only and :delayed.

:popup-interface

An interface or nil.

Description

Toolbar buttons may be placed within toolbars and toolbar components. However, there is usually no need to create toolbar buttons explicitly; instead, the callbacks and images arguments to toolbar or toolbar-component can be used. To add tooltips, use the interface help-callback with help-key :tooltip.

In addition, an interface can have its own toolbar buttons, specified by its toolbar-items . No toolbar object is explicitly needed in that situation.

image and selected-image may each be one of the following:

A pathname or string

This specifies the filename of a file suitable for loading with load-image. Currently this must be a bitmap file.

A symbol

The symbol must either have been previously registered by means of a call to register-image-translation, or be one of the following symbols, which map to standard images: :std-cut, :std-copy, :std-paste, :std-undo, :std-redo, :std-delete, :std-file-new, :std-file-open, :std-file-save, :std-print, :std-print-pre, :std-properties, :std-help, :std-find and :std-replace

On Microsoft Windows, the following symbols are also recognized for view images: :view-large-icons, :view-small-icons, :view-list, :view-details, :view-sort-name, :view-sort-size, :view-sort-date, :view-sort-type, :view-parent-folder, :view-net-connect, :view-net-disconnect and :view-new-folder.

Also on Microsoft Windows, these symbols are recognized for history images: :hist-back, :hist-forward, :hist-favorites, :hist-addtofavorites and :hist-viewtree.

An image object, as returned by load-image.

An image locator object

This allows a single bitmap to be created which contains several button images side by side. See make-image-locator for more information. On Microsoft Windows, this also allows access to bitmaps stored as resources in a DLL.

An integer

This is a zero-based index into the default-image-set of the toolbar or toolbar component in which the toolbar button is used.

Each image should be of the correct size for the toolbar. By default, this is 16 pixels wide and 16 pixels high.

help-key is interpreted as described for element.

remapped , if non-nil, should match the name of a menu-item in the same interface as the button. Then, the action of pressing the button is remapped to selecting that menu-item and calling its callback . The default value of remapped is nil.

Toolbar buttons can be made with an associated dropdown menu by passing the :dropdown-menu or :dropdown-menu-function initargs.

If dropdown-menu is non-nil then it should be a menu object to display for the button.

If dropdown-menu-function is non-nil then it should be a function which will be called with the toolbar-button as its single argument. It should return a menu object to display for the button.

dropdown-menu-kind can have the following values:

:button

There is a separate smaller button for the dropdown menu next to the main button.

:only

There is no main button, only the smaller button for the dropdown.

:delayed

There is only one button and the menu is displayed when the user holds the mouse down over the button for some short delay. If the user clicks on the button then the normal callback is called.

Note: dropdown-menu-kind is not supported for toolbar buttons in the interface toolbar-items list.

popup-interface , if non-nil, should be an interface. When the user clicks on the toolbar button, the interface popup-interface is displayed near to the button. The normal callback is not called, but you can detect when the interface appears by using its activate-callback . popup-interface is useful for popping up windows with more complex interaction than a menu can provide. The default value of popup-interface is nil.

Note: popup-interface is not supported for toolbar buttons in the interface toolbar-items list.

Toolbar buttons can display text, which should be in the data or text slot inherited from item.

Note: display of text in toolbar buttons is implemented only on Motif and Cocoa.

Example

A callback function:

(defun do-redo (data interface)

  (declare (ignorable data interface))

  (capi:display-message "Doing Redo"))

A simple interface:

(capi:define-interface redo ()

()

  (:panes

   (toolbar

    capi:toolbar

    :items

    (list

     (make-instance

      'capi:toolbar-component

      :items

      (list (make-instance

             'capi:toolbar-button

             ;; remap it to the menu item

             :remapped  'redo-menu-item

             :image :std-redo))))))

  (:menu-bar a-menu)

  (:menus

   (a-menu

    "A menu"

    (("Redo" :name 'redo-menu-item

             :selection-callback 'do-redo

             :accelerator "accelerator-y"))))

  (:layouts

   (main

    capi:row-layout

    '(toolbar)))

  (:default-initargs

   :title "Redo"))

In this interface, pressing the toolbar button invokes the menu item callback:


(capi:display (make-instance 'redo))

This last example illustrates the use of :selected-image.

(capi:contain

 (make-instance

  'capi:toolbar

  :items

  (list

   (make-instance

    'capi:toolbar-component

    :interaction :multiple-selection

    :items

    (list (make-instance 'capi:toolbar-button

                         :image 0

                         :selected-image 1))

    ))))

toolbar-button

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