Class GTK.Toolbar

Description

Toolbars are usually used to group some number of widgets in order to simplify customization of their look and layout. Typically a toolbar consists of buttons with icons, labels and tooltips, but any other widget can also be put inside a toolbar. Finally, items can be arranged horizontally or vertically and buttons can be displayed with icons, labels, or both.

Examples: lambda(){object t=GTK.Toolbar( GTK.ORIENTATION_HORIZONTAL, GTK.TOOLBAR_TEXT );t->append_item( "Button 1", "Tooltip 1", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_space();t->append_item( "Button 2", "Tooltip 2", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_item( "Button 3", "Tooltip 3", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_space();t->append_item( "Button 4", "Tooltip 4", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_item( "Button 5", "Tooltip 5", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);return t;}()

lambda(){object t=GTK.Toolbar( GTK.ORIENTATION_VERTICAL, GTK.TOOLBAR_TEXT );t->append_item( "Button 1", "Tooltip 1", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_space();t->append_item( "Button 2", "Tooltip 2", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_item( "Button 3", "Tooltip 3", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_space();t->append_item( "Button 4", "Tooltip 4", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);t->append_item( "Button 5", "Tooltip 5", "", GTK.Frame(), lambda(){},0);return t;}()

lambda(){object i=GDK.Image()->set(Image.Image(20,20)->test());object t=GTK.Toolbar( GTK.ORIENTATION_HORIZONTAL, GTK.TOOLBAR_BOTH );t->append_item( "Button 1", "Tooltip 1", "", GTK.Image(i), lambda(){},0);t->append_space();t->append_item( "Button 2", "Tooltip 2", "", GTK.Image(i), lambda(){},0);t->append_item( "Button 3", "Tooltip 3", "", GTK.Image(i), lambda(){},0);t->append_space();t->append_item( "Button 4", "Tooltip 4", "", GTK.Image(i), lambda(){},0);t->append_item( "Button 5", "Tooltip 5", "", GTK.Image(i), lambda(){},0);return t;}()

Signals: orientation_changed

style_changed

Inherit Container: inherit GTK.Container : Container