GimpSizeEntry

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struct GimpSizeEntry

struct GimpSizeEntry;

GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY()

#define GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY(obj)            (GTK_CHECK_CAST ((obj), GIMP_TYPE_SIZE_ENTRY, GimpSizeEntry))

Checks if the passed pointer is a pointer to a GimpSizeEntry and performs the cast if valid.

obj : The pointer to cast.

enum GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy

typedef enum
{
  GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_NONE       = 0,
  GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_SIZE       = 1,
  GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_RESOLUTION = 2
} GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy;

struct GimpSizeEntryField

struct GimpSizeEntryField;

gimp_size_entry_new ()

GtkWidget*  gimp_size_entry_new             (gint number_of_fields,
                                             GimpUnit unit,
                                             gchar *unit_format,
                                             gboolean menu_show_pixels,
                                             gboolean menu_show_percent,
                                             gboolean show_refval,
                                             gint spinbutton_usize,
                                             GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy update_policy);

Creates a new GimpSizeEntry widget.

To have all automatic calculations performed correctly, set up the widget in the following order:

1. gimp_size_entry_new()

2. (for each additional input field) gimp_size_entry_add_field()

3. gimp_size_entry_set_unit()

For each input field:

4. gimp_size_entry_set_resolution()

5. gimp_size_entry_set_refval_boundaries() (or gimp_size_entry_set_value_boundaries())

6. gimp_size_entry_set_size()

7. gimp_size_entry_set_refval() (or gimp_size_entry_set_value())

The GimpSizeEntry is derived from GtkTable and will have an empty border of one cell width on each side plus an empty column left of the GimpUnitMenu to allow the caller to add labels or a GimpChainButton.

`number_of_fields` :	The number of input fields.
`unit` :	The initial unit.
`unit_format` :	A printf-like unit-format string (see GimpUnitMenu).
`menu_show_pixels` :	TRUE if the unit menu shold contain an item for GIMP_UNIT_PIXEL (ignored if the `update_policy` is not GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_NONE).
`menu_show_percent` :	TRUE if the unit menu shold contain an item for GIMP_UNIT_PERCENT.
`show_refval` :	TRUE if you want an extra "refenence value" spinbutton per input field.
`spinbutton_usize` :	The minimal horizontal size of the GtkSpinButton's.
`update_policy` :	How the automatic pixel <-> real-world-unit calculations should be performed.
Returns :	A Pointer to the new GimpSizeEntry widget.

gimp_size_entry_add_field ()

void        gimp_size_entry_add_field       (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             GtkSpinButton *value_spinbutton,
                                             GtkSpinButton *refval_spinbutton);

Adds an input field to the GimpSizeEntry.

The new input field will have the index 0. If you specified show_refval as TRUE in gimp_size_entry_new() you have to pass an additional GtkSpinButton to hold the reference value. If show_refval was FALSE, refval_spinbutton will be ignored.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to add a field to.
`value_spinbutton` :	The spinbutton to display the field's value.
`refval_spinbutton` :	The spinbutton to display the field's reference value.

gimp_size_entry_attach_label ()

void        gimp_size_entry_attach_label    (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gchar *text,
                                             gint row,
                                             gint column,
                                             gfloat alignment);

Attaches a GtkLabel to the GimpSizeEntry (which is a GtkTable).

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to add a label to.
`text` :	The text of the label.
`row` :	The row where the label will be attached.
`column` :	The column where the label will be attached.
`alignment` :	The horizontal alignment of the label.

gimp_size_entry_set_resolution ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_resolution  (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gdouble resolution,
                                             gboolean keep_size);

Sets the resolution (in dpi) for field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The resolution passed will be clamped to fit in [GIMP_MIN_RESOLUTION..GIMP_MAX_RESOLUTION].

This function does nothing if the GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy specified in gimp_size_entry_new() doesn't equal to GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_SIZE.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set a resolution for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set the resolution for.
`resolution` :	The new resolution (in dpi) for the chosen `field`.
`keep_size` :	TRUE if the `field`'s size in pixels should stay the same. FALSE if the `field`'s size in units should stay the same.

gimp_size_entry_set_size ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_size        (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gdouble lower,
                                             gdouble upper);

Sets the pixel values for field # field of the GimpSizeEntry which will be treated as 0% and 100%.

These values will be used if you specified menu_show_percent as TRUE in gimp_size_entry_new() and the user has selected GIMP_UNIT_PERCENT in the GimpSizeEntry's GimpUnitMenu.

This function does nothing if the GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy specified in gimp_size_entry_new() doesn't equal to GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_SIZE.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set a size for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set the size for.
`lower` :	The reference value which will be treated as 0%.
`upper` :	The reference value which will be treated as 100%.

gimp_size_entry_set_value_boundaries ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_value_boundaries
                                            (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gdouble lower,
                                             gdouble upper);

Limits the range of possible values which can be entered in field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The current value of the field will be clamped to fit in the field's new boundaries.

NOTE: In most cases you won't be interested in these values because the GimpSizeEntry's purpose is to shield the programmer from unit calculations. Use gimp_size_entry_set_refval_boundaries() instead.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set value boundaries for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set value boundaries for.
`lower` :	The new lower boundary of the value of the chosen `field`.
`upper` :	The new upper boundary of the value of the chosen `field`.

gimp_size_entry_get_value ()

gdouble     gimp_size_entry_get_value       (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field);

Returns the value of field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The value returned is a distance or resolution in the GimpUnit the user has selected in the GimpSizeEntry's GimpUnitMenu.

NOTE: In most cases you won't be interested in this value because the GimpSizeEntry's purpose is to shield the programmer from unit calculations. Use gimp_size_entry_get_refval() instead.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to know a value of.
`field` :	The index of the filed you want to know the value of.
Returns :	The value of the chosen `field`.

gimp_size_entry_set_value ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_value       (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gdouble value);

Sets the value for field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The value passed is treated to be a distance or resolution in the GimpUnit the user has selected in the GimpSizeEntry's GimpUnitMenu.

NOTE: In most cases you won't be interested in this value because the GimpSizeEntry's purpose is to shield the programmer from unit calculations. Use gimp_size_entry_set_refval() instead.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set a value for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set a value for.
`value` :	The new value for `field`.

gimp_size_entry_set_refval_boundaries ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_refval_boundaries
                                            (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gdouble lower,
                                             gdouble upper);

Limits the range of possible reference values which can be entered in field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The current reference value of the field will be clamped to fit in the field's new boundaries.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set the reference value boundaries for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set the reference value boundaries for.
`lower` :	The new lower boundary of the reference value of the chosen `field`.
`upper` :	The new upper boundary of the reference value of the chosen `field`.

gimp_size_entry_set_refval_digits ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_refval_digits
                                            (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gint digits);

Sets the decimal digits of field # field of the GimpSizeEntry to digits.

If you don't specify this value explicitly, the reference value's number of digits will equal to 0 for GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_SIZE and to 2 for GIMP_SIZE_ENTRY_UPDATE_RESOLUTION.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set the reference value digits for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set the reference value for.
`digits` :	The new number of decimal digits for the GtkSpinButton which displays `field`'s reference value.

gimp_size_entry_get_refval ()

gdouble     gimp_size_entry_get_refval      (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field);

Returns the reference value for field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The reference value is either a distance in pixels or a resolution in dpi, depending on which GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy you chose in gimp_size_entry_new().

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to know a reference value of.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to know the reference value of.
Returns :	The reference value of the chosen `field`.

gimp_size_entry_set_refval ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_refval      (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             gint field,
                                             gdouble refval);

Sets the reference value for field # field of the GimpSizeEntry.

The refval passed is either a distance in pixels or a resolution in dpi, depending on which GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy you chose in gimp_size_entry_new().

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to set a reference value for.
`field` :	The index of the field you want to set the reference value for.
`refval` :	The new reference value for `field`.

gimp_size_entry_get_unit ()

GimpUnit    gimp_size_entry_get_unit        (GimpSizeEntry *gse);

Returns the GimpUnit the user has selected in the GimpSizeEntry's GimpUnitMenu.

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to know the unit of.
Returns :	The sizeentry's unit.

gimp_size_entry_set_unit ()

void        gimp_size_entry_set_unit        (GimpSizeEntry *gse,
                                             GimpUnit unit);

Sets the GimpSizeEntry's unit. The reference value for all fields will stay the same but the value in units or pixels per unit will change according to which GimpSizeEntryUpdatePolicy you chose in gimp_size_entry_new().

`gse` :	The sizeentry you want to change the unit for.
`unit` :	The new unit.

gimp_size_entry_grab_focus ()

void        gimp_size_entry_grab_focus      (GimpSizeEntry *gse);

This function is rather ugly and just a workaround for the fact that it's impossible to implement gtk_widget_grab_focus() for a GtkTable.

gse : The sizeentry you want to grab the keyboard focus.

`gimpsizeentry` :	the object which received the signal.
`user_data` :	user data set when the signal handler was connected.

`gimpsizeentry` :	the object which received the signal.
`user_data` :	user data set when the signal handler was connected.

`gimpsizeentry` :	the object which received the signal.
`user_data` :	user data set when the signal handler was connected.

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