Maintainer | gtk2hs-users@lists.sourceforge.net |
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Stability | provisional |
Portability | portable (depends on GHC) |
Safe Haskell | None |
Language | Haskell98 |
Customization of widgets.
- data Style
- class GObjectClass o => StyleClass o
- castToStyle :: GObjectClass obj => obj -> Style
- gTypeStyle :: GType
- toStyle :: StyleClass o => o -> Style
- styleGetForeground :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetBackground :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetLight :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetMiddle :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetDark :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetText :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetBase :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
- styleGetAntiAliasing :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color
Description
Styles are attached to widgets and determine how particular parts are
drawn and with what color. Thus they are should be seen as mandatory when
one implements a new custom widgets via DrawingArea
. Although the
parameterized drawing function don't have to be used, it is strongly
advisable (and more robust) to make use of the predefined graphics contexts
for the different states of a widget (retrieved by
widgetGetState
).
Types
class GObjectClass o => StyleClass o Source #
castToStyle :: GObjectClass obj => obj -> Style Source #
gTypeStyle :: GType Source #
toStyle :: StyleClass o => o -> Style Source #
Methods
styleGetAntiAliasing :: Style -> StateType -> IO Color Source #
Retrieve the color for drawing anti-aliased text.
- The anti-aliasing color is the color which is used when the rendering of a character does not make it clear if a certain pixel shoud be set or not. This color is between the text and the base color.
- The parameter
state
determines for which widget state (one ofStateType
) theColor
should be retrieved. UsewidgetGetState
to determine the current state of the widget.