Widgets

Detailed Description

Widgets extend the Windows adding capabilities such as user input.

Widgets are a "super-class" of a window that provides the following extra features:

• Widgets can always redraw themselves
• Widgets are able to accept user input such as from a touchscreen/toggle/dial/keyboard
• Widgets can have their drawing routine overwritten to provide fancier versions of the object. For example, their are predefined drawing routines for round buttons, image buttons, arrow buttons etc. along with the normal button drawing routine.
• Widgets support a "style". By changing the style you can affect the colours used to draw the widget similar to the way you can apply color schemes in Windows and Linux.

For the common window API, please see Widget.

Precondition

GFX_USE_GWIN must be set to GFXON in your gfxconf.h

Modules
	Button
	PushButton widget.
	Checkbox
	CheckBox widget.
	ImageBox
	ImageBox widget. Used to display images within the GWIN widget system.
	VirtualKeyboard
	Keyboard widget. Used to provide a virtual on-screen keyboard.
	Label
	Simple label widget.
	List
	List Widget. Used to display lists of items.
	Progressbar
	ProgressBar widget.
	RadioButton
	RadioButton widget.
	Slider
	Slider widget.
	TextEdit
	Widget that accepts text input.
	Widget
	The basic widget implementation (base class).