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                  time loop and mouse events.


Version 0.63
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2002-01-16:     - Added a CLASS HIERARCHY section to the 
                  documentation of each Curses::UI class.

                - All focusable objects now have the following 
                  event callbacks:
                  -onfocus / onFocus()
                  -onblur  / onBlur()

                - The Curses::UI::Calendar widget now fully
                  supports the years 0 - 9999, including the
                  transition from the Julian to the Gregorian
                  calendar (september 1752). This beats the
                  use of timelocal/localtime (which would 
                  currently only support 1900 - 2038 IIRC).

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                    Curses::UI::Popupmenu
                  - Curses::UI::ProgressBar renamed to
                    Curses::UI::Progressbar
                  - Curses::UI::ButtonBox renamed to
                    Curses::UI::Buttonbox
                  - Curses::UI::RadioButtonBox renamed to
                    Curses::UI::Radiobuttonbox
                  - Curses::UI::Dialog::FileBrowser renamed to
                    Curses::UI::Dialog::Filebrowser

                - Added event callbacks to:
                  - Curses::UI::Calendar      (-onchange / onChange())
                  - Curses::UI::Listbox       (-onchange / onChange())
                  - Curses::UI::Checkbox      (-onchange / onChange())
                  - Curses::UI::TextEditor    (-onchange / onChange())
                  - Curses::UI::TextEntry     (-onchange / onChange())
                  - Curses::UI::PasswordEntry (-onchange / onChange())
                  - Curses::UI::Popupmenu     (-onchange / onChange())


                - The options that can be passed to the new()

lib/Curses/UI.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head2 -mouse_support

Curses::UI attempts to auto-discover if mouse support should be
enabled or not. This option allows a hard override. Expects a boolean
value.

=head2 -userdata

Takes a scalar (frequently a hashref) as its argument, and stows that
scalar inside the Curses::UI object where it can be retrieved with the
L<#userdata> method. Handy inside callbacks and the like.

=head2 -default_colors

Directs the underlying Curses library to allow use of default color
pairs on terminals. Is preset to true and you almost certainly don't
want to twiddle it. See C<man use_default_colors> if you think you do.

=cut

sub new {

lib/Curses/UI/Widget.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=item * B<-intellidraw> < BOOLEAN >

If BOOLEAN has a true value (which is the default), the
B<intellidraw> method (see below) will be suported. This
option is mainly used in widget building.

=item * B<-userdata> < SCALAR >

This option specifies a user data that can be retrieved with
the B<userdata>() method.  It is useful to store application's
internal data that otherwise would not be accessible in callbacks.

=item * B<-border> < BOOLEAN >

Each widget can be drawn with or without a border. To enable
the border use a true value and to disable it use a 
false value for BOOLEAN. The default is not to use a border.

=item * B<-sbborder> < BOOLEAN >

If no border is used, a square bracket border may be used.