App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton -- button with a direction arrow
use App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton; my $ab = App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton->new;
App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton is a subclass of Gtk2::Button,
App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton
Gtk2::Button
Gtk2::Widget Gtk2::Container Gtk2::Bin Gtk2::Button App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton
An ArrowButton widget is a Gtk2::Button with a directional arrow drawn in it.
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In the current code it's done simply with a Gtk2::Arrow widget child, but with various properties and style settings arranged to make it fill the button, and to avoid the arrow's otherwise hard-coded 15 pixel minimum size.
Gtk2::Arrow
$ab = App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton->new (key=>value,...)
Create and return a new ArrowButton object. Optional key/value pairs set initial properties per Glib::Object->new.
Glib::Object->new
my $ab = App::MathImage::Gtk2::Ex::ArrowButton->new (arrow_type => 'left');
arrow-type
Gtk2::ArrowType
right
The arrow type to show, one of up, down, left, right or none. none means nothing is shown. The default is the same as Gtk2::Arrow.
up
down
left
none
Gtk2::Arrow always responds to its $arrow->size_request asking for 15x15 pixels. Most container widgets (including Gtk2::Button) respect that and the effect is that it can be made bigger if desired, but no smaller than 15 pixels. A $arrow->set_size_request(1,1) or similar can be used to reduce it if the container's size is going to be determined elsewhere and the arrows shouldn't have a minimum.
$arrow->size_request
$arrow->set_size_request(1,1)
Gtk2::Button, Gtk2::Arrow
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cpanm
cpanm App::MathImage
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install App::MathImage
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