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CmStatusBar Class Reference

Status Bar Object. More...

Inheritance diagram for CmStatusBar:

Public Methods
	CmStatusBar (CmContainer *parent, const char *text=0, int max=10, MTFont font=DEFAULT_FONT)
void	setMax (int max)
void	setWidth (int width)
	Sets the object's width.
void	setPos (int pos)
void	setSliderColor (CmColor *col)
void	setSliderColorShift (int perc)
void	setSliderRGB (int r, int g, int b)

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Detailed Description

Status Bar Object.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

CmStatusBar::CmStatusBar (  CmContainer *    parent, const char *    text = 0, int    max = 10, MTFont    font = DEFAULT_FONT )

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Member Function Documentation

void CmStatusBar::setMax (  int    max )

void CmStatusBar::setPos (  int    pos )

void CmStatusBar::setSliderColor (  CmColor *    col )

void CmStatusBar::setSliderColorShift (  int    perc )

void CmStatusBar::setSliderRGB (  int    r, int    g, int    b )

void CmStatusBar::setWidth (  int    width )

Sets the object's width. The object's width is locked so it cannot be resized horizontally due to window resizing or forced attachments. By applying this method to a composite object, you actually lock the width of the 'terminal' object. For example, if you setWidth() an OptionEdit object you lock the size of the Edit object inside. If you need to setWidth() the entire OptionEdit object then you should use setCompositeWidth instead. Parameters: width  New desired width. See also: setSize, setHeight, getWidth, getHeight, setCompositeSize, setCompositeWidth, setCompositeHeight, getCompositeWidth, getCompositeHeight Reimplemented from CmObject.

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