1notcurses_selector(3) notcurses_selector(3)
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6 notcurses_selector - high level widget for selecting from a set
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9 #include <notcurses/notcurses.h>
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11 struct ncplane;
12 struct notcurses;
13 struct ncselector;
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15 struct ncselector_item {
16 char* option;
17 char* desc;
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20 typedef struct ncselector_options {
21 char* title; // title may be NULL, inhibiting riser
22 char* secondary; // secondary may be NULL
23 char* footer; // footer may be NULL
24 struct ncselector_item* items; // initial items and descriptions
25 // default item (selected at start)
26 unsigned defidx;
27 // maximum number of options to display at once
28 unsigned maxdisplay;
29 // exhaustive styling options
30 uint64_t opchannels; // option channels
31 uint64_t descchannels; // description channels
32 uint64_t titlechannels;// title channels
33 uint64_t footchannels; // secondary and footer channels
34 uint64_t boxchannels; // border channels
35 uint64_t flags; // bitfield over NCSELECTOR_OPTION_*
36 } ncselector_options;
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38 struct ncselector* ncselector_create(struct ncplane* n, const ncselec‐
39 tor_options* opts);
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41 int ncselector_additem(struct ncselector* n, const struct ncselec‐
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44 int ncselector_delitem(struct ncselector* n, const char* item);
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46 const char* ncselector_selected(const struct ncselector* n);
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48 struct ncplane* ncselector_plane(struct ncselector* n);
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50 const char* ncselector_previtem(struct ncselector* n);
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52 const char* ncselector_nextitem(struct ncselector* n);
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54 bool ncselector_offer_input(struct ncselector* n, const ncinput* nc);
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56 void ncselector_destroy(struct ncselector* n, char** item);
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60 The ncplane n provided to ncselector_create must not be NULL. It will
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63 tor_delitem allow items to be added and deleted on the fly (a static
64 set of items can all be provided in the ncselector_create call). The
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67 ncselector_nextitem and ncselector_previtem select the next (down) or
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71 ncselector_plane will return the ncplane on which the widget is drawn.
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73 While the ncselector can be driven entirely by client code, input can
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75 trols. It will handle the up and down arrows, along with PageUp and
76 PageDown. If the mouse is enabled, the mouse scrollwheel and mouse
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79 ncselector_destroy destroys the backing ncplane, as does ncselec‐
80 tor_create in the event of any error.
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83 ncselector_create returns NULL on an error, in which case the passed
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86 ncselector_selected returns a reference to the option part of the se‐
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89 ncselector_previtem and ncselector_nextitem return references to the
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94 notcurses(3), notcurses_input(3), notcurses_multiselector(3) notcurs‐
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98 nick black <nickblack@linux.com>.
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102 v2.3.1 notcurses_selector(3)