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These functions display a window that allows the user to select items.
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| ssize_t | choose (chooser_base_t *ch, const void *def_item) |
| Display a generic list chooser (n-column) and allow the user to select an item. More... | |
| ssize_t | chooser_t::choose (ssize_t deflt=0) |
| Display a generic list chooser and allow the user to select an item. More... | |
| ssize_t | chooser_multi_t::choose (const sizevec_t &deflt=sizevec_t()) |
| Display a generic list chooser and allow the user to select an item. More... | |
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Display a generic list chooser (n-column) and allow the user to select an item.
Invoke the chooser with a chooser object (ui_choose, chtype_generic).
The closed() callback will be called when the window is closed. In addition, after the window is closed, the chooser instance will be delete()d unless CH_KEEP is specified (useful for global, or stack-allocated chooser instances, that must not be deleted.)
| ch | pointer to the chooser object |
| def_item | pointer to some data that identifies the default item For modal choosers: |
| chooser_base_t::NO_SELECTION | the user refused to choose anything (pressed Esc). |
| chooser_base_t::EMPTY_CHOOSER | the chooser was not created because the init() callback returned 'false' For non-modal choosers: |
| 0 | the chooser was created successfully |
| chooser_base_t::ALREADY_EXISTS | did not open a new chooser because a chooser with the same object is already open. If CH_FORCE_DEFAULT was set, the cursor of the chooser will be positioned to the new item. |
| chooser_base_t::EMPTY_CHOOSER | the chooser was not created because CH_FORCE_DEFAULT was set and the init() callback returned 'false' |
see the choose() function above
Display a generic list chooser and allow the user to select an item.
May be overridden in derived choosers.
| deflt | default selection or NO_SELECTION see the choose() function below |
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