All widgets are CELL elements, so they inherit all CELL attributes.
The following attributes are specific to widgets:
Name | Value Type | Default Value | Description | Comment | V. | Exp. |
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opacity |
100% |
Opacity of the widget. |
0% is totally transparent, 100% is opaque |
1.1 |
1.2 | |
visible |
true |
Show/hide the widget, does not impact the layout, as opposed to the cell's display attribute. |
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1.6 |
1.6 | |
enabled |
true |
Enable/disable the widget. When disabled, the widget does not react to mouse or keyboard events. it is displayed but inactive. |
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1.6 |
1.6 | |
cursor |
System Default |
Cursor to display when the mouse is over the active part of the widget. |
This property works only for mouse sensitive (aka non-passive) widgets. |
1.0 |
No | |
mouse_sensitive |
Depending on widget |
Enables or disables mouse control on widgets. |
Warning: for advanced users only. Do not use this property that is set according to widget type, except if you really want to force mouse sensitivity (to enable cursor change etc.) |
1.0 |
No | |
auto_focus |
Depending on widget, usually 'true' for mouse_sensitive widgets |
Enables or disables auto focus |
When enabled, a widget gets focus when the mouse is over it (you do not need to click on it). When a widget has focus it receives the keyboard events. auto_focus works for mouse_sensitive widgets. |
1.0 |
No | |
handled_keys |
list of keys, separated by ; |
Empty |
List of keys handled by the widget, which will trigger key_pressed and key_released events. |
(Experimental) Use the character correponding to the selected key or 'all' for all keys, or one of the following for system keys: F1-F20, Enter, Space, Tab, Esc, Shift, Alt, Cmd, Ctrl, ArrowUp, ArrowDown, ArrowLeft, ArrowRight, PgUp, PgDn, Insert, Delete, BackSpace. |
2.7 |
No |
default_keys_enabled |
true |
Enable or disable the default keys handled natively by the widget. |
(Experimental) you can disable the default keyboard behavior for any widget if you want to write your own. |
2.7.1 |
Yes | |
accept_focus |
true |
When set to false, the widget wil not accept keyboard focus (ignored). |
(Experimental) |
2.7.3 |
No | |
Deprecated Attributes | ||||||
anti_flicker |
Depends on widget |
Enables or disables anti-flicker. |
Warning: for advanced users only. System widgets only. You can use this value if your skin contains multiple overlapped widgets which do not use anti_flicker by default (typically image_group_box). You may also want to disable anti_flicker to reduce memory consumption. |
1.0 |
No | |
offscreen_type |
'none','memory' or 'card' |
Depends on widget |
Chooses offscreen type for double buffering. |
Warning: for advanced users only. System widgets and Windows only (not available on Mac). |
1.3 |
No |
KUIML supports drag and drop operations. It operates directly on the data model: define your drag sources and drop targets on widgets for each supported applicative type. Dropping files is also supported.
Name | Value Type | Default Value | Description | Comment | V. | Exp. |
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drag_source_ids |
list of identifiers, separated by ';' |
empty |
List of objects to use as drag sources for drag and drop operations (each one may have a different applicative type) |
. |
2.6 |
No |
drag_applicative_types |
list of applicative types, separated by ';' |
empty |
List of applicative types to use for each drag source defined by the drag_source_ids list Experimental since 2.7: use the system::text applicative type to drag the content of a parameter or string as system text (can be dropped into any application that supports drag and drop of text content). |
. |
2.6 |
No |
drag_operations |
list of drag operations separated by ';' |
empty |
List of drag operations allowed. 'copy' or 'move' operations are currently supported. |
. |
2.6 |
No |
drag_context |
Empty. |
Optional string to define the serialization context used for the drag operation. |
2.6 |
No | ||
drag_enabled |
true |
Enable drag operations on the widget. |
2.6 |
2.6 | ||
drop_target_ids |
list of identifiers, separated by ';' |
empty |
List of objects to use as drop targets for drag and drop operations (each one may have a different applicative type) |
. |
2.6 |
No |
drop_applicative_types |
list of applicative types, separated by ';' |
empty |
List of applicative types to use for each drop target defined by the drop_target_ids list. Experimental since 2.7: use the system::text applicative type to drop text directly into a parameter or string. |
. |
2.6 |
No |
drop_file_types |
list of file types wildcards, separated by ';' |
empty |
List of supported file types to use for each drop target defined by the drop_target_ids list. Each wild card may contain several extensions, separated by ','. For example, with "*.*;*.doc,*.txt", the first drop target will accept all files, and the second one will accept only .doc and .txt files. |
. |
2.6 |
No |
dropped_file_path_string_ids |
list of string object identifiers types, separated by ';' |
empty |
List of string objects than can receive the path of a file that was dropped, for each drop target defined by the drop_target_ids list. |
. |
2.6 |
No |
drop_context |
Empty. |
Optional string to define the deserialization context used for the drop operation. |
2.6 |
No | ||
drop_enabled |
true |
Enable drop operations on the widget. |
2.6 |
2.6 |
A widget with a valid drag_source_ids list will expose the following parameters: dragging (boolean), drag_operation (enumeration reporting the current state of the drag operation: 0: None, 1: Copy; 2:Move).
A widget with a valid drop_target_ids list will expose the following parameters: dropping (boolean), drop_operation (enumeration reporting the current state of the drag operation: 0: None, 1: Copy; 2:Move).
KUIML widgets expose read only attributes and events to customize user interactions or trigger actions on particular events.
Name | Value Type | Default Value | Description | Comment | V. | Exp. |
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mouse_over |
false |
Set to true when the mouse is over the active area of the widget. |
2.6 |
2.6 | ||
mouse_down |
integer |
0 |
Bit field containing the state of mouse buttons: first bit is left button, second is right and third is mid button. When no button is pushed, the value of mouse_down is zero. |
Experimental. |
2.7 |
2.7 |
mouse_position.x |
integer |
Horizontal position of the mouse in the widget (relative to the upper left corner of the widget). |
The value is valid only when the mouse is over the widget or being dragged out of it (experimental). |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
mouse_position.y |
integer |
Vertical position of the mouse in the widget (relative to the upper left corner of the widget). |
The value is valid only when the mouse is over the widget or being dragged out of it (experimental). |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
mouse_screen_position.x |
integer |
Absolute horizontal position of the mouse on the screen. |
The value is valid only when the mouse is over the widget or being dragged out of it (experimental). |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
mouse_screen_position.y |
integer |
Absolute vertical position of the mouse on the screen. |
The value is valid only when the mouse is over the widget or being dragged out of it (experimental). |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
focus |
false |
Set to true when the widget has keyboard focus and receives keyboard events. |
2.7 |
2.7 | ||
key_pressed |
Event fired when a key (filtered by the handled_key list) is pressed. |
Experimental. |
2.7 |
2.7 | ||
key_pressed.key |
enum |
last virtual key that was pressed. |
Experimental: enum values are subject to change, check the displayed value (text). |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
key_pressed.characters |
string |
Character(s) corresponding to the last pressed key, if it was a character key (key_pressed.key=0). |
Experimental. |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
key_released |
Event fired when a key (filtered by the handled_key list) is released. |
2.7 |
2.7 | |||
key_released.key |
enum |
last virtual key that was released. |
Experimental: enum values are subject to change, check the displayed value (text). |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
key_released.character |
string |
Character(s) corresponding to the last released key, if it was a character key (key_released.key=0). |
Experimental. |
2.7 |
2.7 | |
dragging |
false |
Set to true when a dragging operation is in progress for this widget. |
2.6 |
2.6 | ||
drag_operation |
enumeration |
type of the current drag operation (None, Copy, Move). |
Experimental: enum values are subject to change. |
2.6 |
2.6 | |
dropping |
false |
Set to true when a dropping operation is in progress for this widget. |
2.6 |
2.6 | ||
drop_operation |
enumeration |
type of the current drop operation (None, Copy, Move). |
Experimental: enum values are subject to change. |
2.6 |
2.6 |