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6 Prima::Drawable::Markup - allow markup in widgets
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9 use Prima qw(Application Buttons);
10 use Prima::Drawable::Markup q(M);
11 my $m = Prima::MainWindow->new;
12 $m-> insert( Button =>
13 text => Prima::Drawable::Markup->new(markup => "B<Bold> bU<u>tton"),
14 hotKey => 'u',
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17 $m->insert( Button => pack => {}, text => M "I<Italic> button" );
18 $m->insert( Button => pack => {}, text => \ "Not an Q<I<italic>> button" );
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20 run Prima;
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23 "Prima::Drawable::Markup" adds the ability to recognize POD-like markup
24 to Prima widgets. Supported markup sequences are "B" (bold text), "I"
25 (italic text), "U" (underlined text), "F" (change font), "S" (change
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29 The "F" sequence is used as follows: "F<n|text>", where "n" is a
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36 The "C" and "G" sequences are used as follows: "C<c|text>", where "c"
37 is either: a color in any form accepted by Prima, including the "cl"
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39 "LightGray" "DarkGray" "LightBlue" "LightGreen" "LightCyan" "LightRed"
40 "LightMagenta" "Yellow" "White" "Gray"). Or, a 0-based index into the
41 "colorPalette". Also, "default" can be used to set the color that the
42 canvas originaly had. For "G" a special value "off" can be used to turn
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45 The "M" command has three parameters, comma-separated: X, Y, and flags.
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57 The text inside "Q" sequence will not be treated as markup.
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59 The "P" sequence is used as follows:"P<n>", where "n" is a 0-based
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62 The methods "text_out" and "get_text_width" are affected by
63 "Prima::Drawable::Markup". "text_out" will write formatted text to the
64 canvas, and "get_text_width" will return the width of the formatted
65 text. NOTE: These methods do not save state between calls, so your
66 markup cannot span lines (since each line is drawn or measured with a
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69 The module can export a single method "M" that is a shortcut over
70 creation of a new markup object with default color, font, and image
71 palettes. These can be accessed directly as "@COLORS, @FONTS, @IMAGES"
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83 Gets or sets the font palette to be used for "F" sequences within
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88 Gets or sets the picture palette to be used for "P" sequences
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93 Prima::Drawable::TextBlock, examples/markup.pl
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96 Copyright 2003 Teo Sankaro
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98 You may redistribute and/or modify this module under the same terms as
99 Perl itself. (Although a credit would be nice.)
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102 This module based on work by Teo Sankaro, <teo_sankaro@hotmail.com>.
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