WindowPanelWidget

Namespace: Hex1b.Widgets

Assembly: Hex1b.dll

A container panel that hosts floating windows. Windows are managed through the and rendered over a decorative background.

public sealed record WindowPanelWidget : Hex1bWidget, IEquatable<Hex1bWidget>, IEquatable<WindowPanelWidget>

Inheritance

Object → Hex1bWidget → WindowPanelWidget

Implements

• IEquatable<Hex1bWidget>
• IEquatable<WindowPanelWidget>

Constructors

WindowPanelWidget(string?)

A container panel that hosts floating windows. Windows are managed through the and rendered over a decorative background.

Parameters:

• Name (String): Optional name for this panel. Required when using multiple WindowPanels.

public WindowPanelWidget(string? Name = null)

Properties

AllowOutOfBounds

Whether windows can be moved outside the panel bounds. When true, scrollbars appear to allow panning to out-of-bounds windows.

Returns: Boolean

public bool AllowOutOfBounds { get; init; }

Background

Optional background widget that renders behind all windows. This widget participates in input routing and focus management.

Returns: Hex1bWidget

public Hex1bWidget? Background { get; init; }

Name

Optional name for this panel. Required when using multiple WindowPanels.

Returns: String

public string? Name { get; init; }

Fields

FocusNextAction

Returns: ActionId

public static readonly ActionId FocusNextAction

FocusPreviousAction

Returns: ActionId

public static readonly ActionId FocusPreviousAction

PanDownAction

Returns: ActionId

public static readonly ActionId PanDownAction

PanUpAction

Returns: ActionId

public static readonly ActionId PanUpAction

Remarks

WindowPanel provides the bounded area within which floating windows can be positioned and dragged. By default, windows are clamped to the panel bounds. Set to true to allow windows to be dragged outside the panel, with scrollbars appearing for navigation.

Access the window manager from event handlers via e.Windows:

ctx.Button("Open").OnClick(e => {
    e.Windows.Window(w => w.Text("Hello"))
        .Title("Settings")
        .Open(e.Windows);
});

When using multiple WindowPanels, each must have a unique name:

ctx.WindowPanel("editor");
ctx.WindowPanel("preview");
// Access via: e.Windows["editor"].Open(...)