fn color_picker #
fn color_picker(opts ColorPickerOptions) ?Color
color_picker opens an RGBA color picker dialog and returns the selected color or none
if the selection was canceled. Optionally, it takes a color
and opacity
argument. color
sets the dialogs initial color. opacity
can be set to false
to disable the opacity slider on Linux.
fn file_dialog #
fn file_dialog(opts FileDialogOptions) ?string
file_dialog opens a file dialog and returns the selected path or none
if the selection was canceled.
fn message #
fn message(message string, opts MessageOptions) bool
message launches a message box and returns true
if OK
or Yes
was pressed.
fn open_dir #
fn open_dir(opts FileOpenOptions) !(string, []string)
open_dir opens a file dialog and returns the path of the selected directory and a list of its contents. Optionally, path
can be specified as the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in. It returns an error if the selection was cancelled or if reading the directory contents fails.
fn open_file #
fn open_file(opts FileOpenOptions) !os.File
open_file opens a file dialog and returns the os.File
of the selected file. Optionally, path
can be specified as the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in. It returns an error if the selection was cancelled or if reading the file fails.
fn prompt #
fn prompt(message string, opts PromptOptions) ?string
prompt launches an input prompt with an "OK" and "Cancel" button.
fn read_file #
fn read_file(opts FileOpenOptions) !string
read_file opens a file dialog and reads the file contents of the selected file. Optionally, path
can be specified as the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in. It returns an error if the selection was cancelled or if reading the file fails.
fn save_file #
fn save_file(content string, opts FileSaveOptions) !
save_file opens a file dialog and saves the given content to the selected path. Optionally, path
can be specified as the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in. filename
can be provided to set the default text that will appear in the filename input. It returns an error if the selection was canceled or if writing the file fails.
type Color #
type Color = C.osdialog_color
Color represents an RGBA color struct.
Examples
c := Color{
r: 93
g: 135
b: 191
a: 255
}
color_picker(color: Color{93, 135, 191, 255})
enum FileAction #
enum FileAction {
open
open_dir
save
}
enum MessageButtons #
enum MessageButtons {
ok
ok_cancel
yes_no
}
enum MessageLevel #
enum MessageLevel {
info
warning
error
}
struct ColorPickerOptions #
struct ColorPickerOptions {
pub:
color Color = Color{ // is the initial color.
r: rand.u8()
g: rand.u8()
b: rand.u8()
a: 255
}
opacity bool = true // can be set to `false` to disable the opacity slider on Linux.
}
struct FileDialogOptions #
struct FileDialogOptions {
pub:
action FileAction
path string // is the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in.
filename string // is the default text that will appear in the filename input. Only when the action is `.save`.
}
struct FileOpenOptions #
struct FileOpenOptions {
pub:
path string // is the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in.
}
struct FileSaveOptions #
struct FileSaveOptions {
pub:
path string // is the default folder the dialog will attempt to open in.
filename string // is the default text that will appear in the filename input.
}
struct MessageOptions #
struct MessageOptions {
pub:
level MessageLevel
buttons MessageButtons
}
struct PromptOptions #
struct PromptOptions {
pub:
level MessageLevel
text string // is the initial input text.
}
- fn color_picker
- fn file_dialog
- fn message
- fn open_dir
- fn open_file
- fn prompt
- fn read_file
- fn save_file
- type Color
- enum FileAction
- enum MessageButtons
- enum MessageLevel
- struct ColorPickerOptions
- struct FileDialogOptions
- struct FileOpenOptions
- struct FileSaveOptions
- struct MessageOptions
- struct PromptOptions