/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // Name: ribbon/toolbar.h // Purpose: interface of wxRibbonToolBar // Author: Peter Cawley // RCS-ID: $Id$ // Licence: wxWindows licence /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// /** @class wxRibbonToolBar A ribbon tool bar is similar to a traditional toolbar which has no labels. It contains one or more tool groups, each of which contains one or more tools. Each tool is represented by a (generally small, i.e. 16x15) bitmap. @beginEventEmissionTable{wxRibbonToolBarEvent} @event{EVT_RIBBONTOOLBAR_CLICKED(id, func)} Triggered when the normal (non-dropdown) region of a tool on the tool bar is clicked. @event{EVT_RIBBONTOOLBAR_DROPDOWN_CLICKED(id, func)} Triggered when the dropdown region of a tool on the tool bar is clicked. wxRibbonToolBarEvent::PopupMenu() should be called by the event handler if it wants to display a popup menu (which is what most dropdown tools should be doing). @endEventTable @library{wxribbon} @category{ribbon} */ class wxRibbonToolBar : public wxRibbonControl { public: /** Default constructor. With this constructor, Create() should be called in order to create the tool bar. */ wxRibbonToolBar(); /** Construct a ribbon tool bar with the given parameters. @param parent Parent window for the tool bar (typically a wxRibbonPanel). @param pos Initial position of the tool bar. @param size Initial size of the tool bar. @param style Tool bar style, currently unused. */ wxRibbonToolBar(wxWindow* parent, wxWindowID id = wxID_ANY, const wxPoint& pos = wxDefaultPosition, const wxSize& size = wxDefaultSize, long style = 0); /** Destructor. */ virtual ~wxRibbonToolBar(); /** Create a tool bar in two-step tool bar construction. Should only be called when the default constructor is used, and arguments have the same meaning as in the full constructor. */ bool Create(wxWindow* parent, wxWindowID id = wxID_ANY, const wxPoint& pos = wxDefaultPosition, const wxSize& size = wxDefaultSize, long style = 0); /** Add a tool to the tool bar (simple version). */ virtual wxRibbonToolBarToolBase* AddTool( int tool_id, const wxBitmap& bitmap, const wxString& help_string, wxRibbonButtonKind kind = wxRIBBON_BUTTON_NORMAL); /** Add a dropdown tool to the tool bar (simple version). @see AddTool() */ virtual wxRibbonToolBarToolBase* AddDropdownTool( int tool_id, const wxBitmap& bitmap, const wxString& help_string = wxEmptyString); /** Add a hybrid tool to the tool bar (simple version). @see AddTool() */ virtual wxRibbonToolBarToolBase* AddHybridTool( int tool_id, const wxBitmap& bitmap, const wxString& help_string = wxEmptyString); /** Add a tool to the tool bar. @param tool_id ID of the new tool (used for event callbacks). @param bitmap Bitmap to use as the foreground for the new tool. Does not have to be the same size as other tool bitmaps, but should be similar as otherwise it will look visually odd. @param bitmap_disabled Bitmap to use when the tool is disabled. If left as wxNullBitmap, then a bitmap will be automatically generated from @a bitmap. @param help_string The UI help string to associate with the new tool. @param kind The kind of tool to add. @param client_data Client data to associate with the new tool. @return An opaque pointer which can be used only with other tool bar methods. @see AddDropdownTool() @see AddHybridTool() @saa AddSeparator() */ virtual wxRibbonToolBarToolBase* AddTool( int tool_id, const wxBitmap& bitmap, const wxBitmap& bitmap_disabled = wxNullBitmap, const wxString& help_string = wxEmptyString, wxRibbonButtonKind kind = wxRIBBON_BUTTON_NORMAL, wxObject* client_data = NULL); /** Add a separator to the tool bar. Separators are used to separate tools into groups. As such, a separator is not explicity drawn, but is visually seen as the gap between tool groups. */ virtual wxRibbonToolBarToolBase* AddSeparator(); /** Set the number of rows to distribute tool groups over. Tool groups can be distributed over a variable number of rows. The way in which groups are assigned to rows is not specificed, and the order of groups may change, but they will be distributed in such a way as to minimise the overall size of the tool bar. @param nMin The minimum number of rows to use. @param nMax The maximum number of rows to use (defaults to nMin). */ virtual void SetRows(int nMin, int nMax = -1); };