Widgets

Quip uses a widget-based system to show things on a screen. Each widget has it's own purpose and properties.

Creating and Modifying Widgets

See the "Window" page for information on this.

List of Avaliable Widgets

`Quip::Widget::TextLabel(std::string text, int xpos, int ypos)`

Summary

The TextLabel widget allows you to render text on the screen. For now, text is rendered as Noto Sans 16pt. This will be customisable in the future.

Members

std::string text: The text to be displayed.

int xpos, ypos: The xpos and ypos of the text label.

Example

Quip::Widget::TextLabel("Hello!", 10, 10);

`Quip::Widget::Button(std::string text, std::function<void()> callback, int xpos, int ypos)`

Summary

The Button widget creates a clickable button which runs a provided function upon click. For now, button text is rendered as Noto Sans 16pt, the button background is slightly blue, and the clickable size is constant. This will be customisable in the future.

Members

std::string text: The text to be displayed.

int xpos, ypos: The xpos and ypos of the button.

Example

Quip::Widget::Button("Click me!", []() {
    std::cout << "Button has been clicked!" << std::endl;
}, 10, 10)

`Quip::Widget::Image(std::string filepath, int xpos, int ypos, int width = -1, int height = -1)`

Summary

The Image widget renders an image given at a provided filepath. If width and height are values below 0, the image will be displayed at it's normal resolution.

Members

int width, height: The width and height of the image.

int xpos, ypos: The xpos and ypos of the image.

Example

Quip::Widget::Image("image.png", 10, 10, 100, 100);