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GObject ╰── GInitiallyUnowned ╰── GtkWidget ╰── GtkContainer ╰── GtkBin ╰── AnacondaBaseWindow ├── AnacondaBaseStandalone ╰── AnacondaSpokeWindow
GtkWidget * anaconda_base_window_new ();
Creates a new AnacondaBaseWindow, which is a toplevel, non-resizeable window that contains other widgets. This is the base class for all other Anaconda windows and creates the window style that all windows will share.
void
anaconda_base_window_retranslate (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Reload translations for this widget as needed. Generally, this is not needed. However when changing the language during installation, we need to be able to make sure the screen gets retranslated. This function is kind of ugly but avoids having to destroy and reload the screen.
Since: 1.0
gboolean
anaconda_base_window_get_beta (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns whether or not this window is set to display the beta label.
Since: 1.0
void anaconda_base_window_set_beta (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
,gboolean is_beta
);
Sets up the window to display the beta label in red along the top of the screen.
Since: 1.0
void anaconda_base_window_set_error (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
,const char *msg
);
Causes an info bar to be shown at the bottom of the screen with the provided
message. Only one message may be shown at a time. In order to show
a second message, anaconda_base_window_clear_info()
must first be called.
The message will be interpreted as Pango markup. Clickable messages are
encouraged to include a clickable link using the GtkLabel syntax in order
to make the info bar accessible via the keyboard. The link URI will be
ignored, and all link clicks will emit the
“info-bar-clicked” signal on win
.
Since: 1.0
void anaconda_base_window_set_info (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
,const char *msg
);
Causes an info bar to be shown at the bottom of the screen with the provided
message. Only one message may be shown at a time. In order to show
a second message, anaconda_base_window_clear_info()
must first be called.
The message will be interpreted as Pango markup. Clickable messages are
encouraged to include a clickable link using the GtkLabel syntax in order
to make the info bar accessible via the keyboard. The link URI will be
ignored, and all link clicks will emit the
“info-bar-clicked” signal on win
.
Since: 1.0
void anaconda_base_window_set_warning (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
,const char *msg
);
Causes an info bar to be shown at the bottom of the screen with the provided
message. Only one message may be shown at a time. In order to show
a second message, anaconda_base_window_clear_info()
must first be called.
The message will be interpreted as Pango markup. Clickable messages are
encouraged to include a clickable link using the GtkLabel syntax in order
to make the info bar accessible via the keyboard. The link URI will be
ignored, and all link clicks will emit the
“info-bar-clicked” signal on win
.
Since: 1.0
void
anaconda_base_window_clear_info (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Clear and hide any info bar being shown at the bottom of the screen. This
must be called before a second call to anaconda_base_window_set_info()
takes
effect.
Since: 1.0
GtkWidget *
anaconda_base_window_get_action_area (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns the action area of win
. This is the area of the screen where most
of the widgets the user interacts with will live.
Since: 1.0
GtkWidget *
anaconda_base_window_get_alignment (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns the internal alignment widget of win
. Currently, this is only used
by AnacondaHubWindow to set different alignment values than the spokes have.
This function should probably not be used elsewhere.
Since: 1.0
GtkWidget *
anaconda_base_window_get_main_box (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns the main content area of win
. This widget holds both the action_area
and the nav_area. Currently, this is only used by AnacondaStandaloneWindow
as a place to store the extra Continue button. This function should probably
not be used elsewhere.
Since: 1.0
GtkWidget *
anaconda_base_window_get_nav_area (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns the navigation area of win
. This is the area at the top of the
screen displaying the window's title (if it has one), distribution, and
so forth.
Since: 1.0
GtkWidget *
anaconda_base_window_get_nav_area_background_window
(AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns the event box that houses background window of the navigation area of win
.
Currently, this is only used by AnacondaSpokeWindow to have a place to store the
gradient image. This function should probably not be used elsewhere.
Since: 1.0
GtkWidget *
anaconda_base_window_get_help_button (AnacondaBaseWindow *win
);
Returns the help button.
Since: 3.1
struct AnacondaBaseWindow;
The AnacondaBaseWindow struct contains only private fields and should not be directly accessed.
struct AnacondaBaseWindowClass { GtkBinClass parent_class; void (* info_bar_clicked) (AnacondaBaseWindow *window); void (* help_button_clicked) (AnacondaBaseWindow *window); };
Function pointer called when the “info-bar-clicked” signal is emitted. |
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Function pointer called when the “help-button-clicked” signal is emitted. |
“distribution”
property “distribution” char *
The “distribution” string is displayed in the upper right corner of all windows throughout installation.
Owner: AnacondaBaseWindow
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: "DISTRIBUTION INSTALLATION"
Since: 1.0
“window-name”
property “window-name” char *
The name of the currently displayed window, displayed in the upper left corner of all windows with a title throughout installation. StandaloneWindows should not have a title, so no name will be displayed for those.
Owner: AnacondaBaseWindow
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: "SPOKE NAME"
Since: 1.0
“help-button-clicked”
signalvoid user_function (AnacondaBaseWindow *window, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when the help button in the right corner has been activated (pressed and released). This is commonly used to open the help view with help content for the given spoke or hub
window |
the window that received the signal |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Action
Since: 3.1
“info-bar-clicked”
signalvoid user_function (AnacondaBaseWindow *window, gpointer user_data)
Emitted when a visible info bar at the bottom of the window has been clicked (pressed and released). This allows, for instance, popping up a dialog with more detailed information.
Activatable info bars are encouraged to include a link in the message for the
purpose of keyboard navigation. Clicking the link will emit the
info-bar-clicked signal. See anaconda_base_window_set_error()
for more
information.
window |
the window that received the signal |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Action
Since: 1.0