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#include <TextView.H>
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TextView (void) | |
void | setFont (PangoFontDescription *pangoFontDescription) |
void | connectBufferChangedSignal (GCallback callBack, void *data) |
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GtkWidget * | getWidget (void) |
GtkWidget * | show (void) |
GtkWidget * | hide (void) |
void | setBorder (unsigned int size) |
unsigned int | getBorder (void) |
Container & | operator<< (Container &b) |
Container & | operator<< (Container *b) |
virtual Container & | operator<< (GtkWidget *b) |
Container & | operator<< (LinkList< GtkWidget * > &ll) |
Container & | operator>> (GtkWidget *b) |
Container & | operator>> (Container *b) |
Container & | operator>> (Container &b) |
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virtual | ~Widget () |
Destructor. More... | |
GtkWidget * | ref (void) |
void | unref (void) |
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virtual void | pack (GtkWidget *obj) |
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GtkWidget * | widget |
The container based widget. More... | |
TextView
Simple TextView widget.
Here is how to get the text from the text view:
Definition at line 36 of file TextView.H.
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Constructor
Definition at line 40 of file TextView.H.
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Connect a callback to capture when the text has changed in the text view buffer
Definition at line 62 of file TextView.H.
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Set the font
For example :
Definition at line 55 of file TextView.H.