(make-object wx:text% parent func label value x y width height style name) -> wx:text% object
parent : wx:panel% object
func : null or procedure of two arguments: a wx:text% object and a wx:command-event% object
label : string
value = "" : string
x = -1 : small integer
y = -1 : small integer
width = -1 : small integer
height = -1 : small integer
style = 0 : small integer
name = "text" : string
If func is not null, it is used as the callback for the
following event types:
- wx:const-event-type-text-command -- the text has changed
- wx:const-event-type-text-enter-command -- the enter
key has been pressed; this is only called when the
wx:const-process-enter style flag is used.
- wx:const-event-type-set-focus -- the item has received
the keyboard focus
- wx:const-event-type-skill-focus -- the item has lost
the keyboard focus
If label is not null, it will be used to label the text
item. Otherwise, no label will be used.
The parameters x and y are used to specify an absolute position for the text item within the panel; if -1 is provided, a default position will be assigned such that the text item is placed next to the last item inserted into the panel. If width or height is -1, an appropriate size will be used for the text item based on the inital value string.
The style argument is a bitwise combination of any of the
following:
- wx:const-process-enter -- the callback function will
receive the message wx:const-event-type-text-enter-command.
(Note: this will break tab traversal for this panel item under
Windows.)
- wx:const-password -- the text will be echoed as asterisks
- wx:const-readonly -- the text will not be user-editable
The name argument is used to associate a name with the text field, allowing the application user to set X Windows resource values for each individual text field.
