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The widget half of the widget catalogue's later work, ported onto makepad-widgets-core and the family crates. - libs/tween: a dependency-free tween and timeline engine -- nested timelines with positions and labels, stagger, repeat and yoyo, seek and reverse, time scale, a ticker with lag smoothing, a global pause and reduced motion, colour-space interpolation, keyframes and motion paths. The core binds it to the widget tree (tween, a widget's TweenHost), gives script a mod.tween (tween_script) and a live inspector (tween_inspect, tween_inspector). The Animator's Ease now answers from the engine's easing, so the curves have one source; the Animator keeps its states, its keyframe timelines and its own clock. - libs/gizmo and a Gizmo3d / ViewCube widget. - core: the ease editor, the sequencer, diagonal headings, hotkeys, the hotkey editor and keyboard map, the overlay layer host, a conceding row and the width a widget would take without drawing; a theme mix and a person's own theme edits that survive a style reload (theme_mix, set_theme_edit), both taken off by set_base_theme. - the surface material: buttons, check boxes, toggles, sliders and knobs carry the moulded material behind one uniform, a press idiom per sign of material_press, and four sheets that raise it: neumorphic, molded, glossy and milled. - the sheets: a row of fields is one height under every sheet. A sheet line that names a widget the app did not register (a family left out) is skipped when the sheet installs, so the date fields a sheet sizes need the dates family only where it is linked. - extras: the gradient editor, registered with the colour picker it builds on. - tweaker: the designer (a widget's literal located and edited in its source as hunks), the theme lab and the theme builder. The window reads the docked panel's band through the tweaker's hooks. - the panel no longer wears the app's theme (the design surface keeps its own palette), so the worn-theme tests go with it. Five theme builder tests fail here as they do on the branch this comes from (every_built_theme_reads and four more on text contrast); radial_menu's tab_under_an_open_menu_finds_nowhere_to_go fails here as it does on dev.
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74 lines
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mod.widgets.Button.min_height = 44.0
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mod.widgets.Button.padding = mod.turtle.Inset{left: 18.0 right: 18.0 top: 10.0 bottom: 10.0}
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mod.widgets.Button.draw_bg.border_radius = 22.0
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mod.widgets.Button.draw_bg.border_size = 0.0
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// A ROW OF FIELDS IS ONE HEIGHT. Left to themselves the library's fields each
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// come out at a size of their own -- in the widget catalogue's toolbar the
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// search box, the number beside it and the drop down after it stood at three
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// different heights -- and a sheet that reshapes the text box alone widens
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// that gap instead of closing it. So the box metrics are stated ONCE here and
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// handed to each field below, and a field added to the library later joins
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// the row by being named here rather than by having these numbers copied
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// into it.
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let field_height = 44.0
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let field_pad_v = 10.0
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let field_radius = 14.0
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let field_border = 0.0
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// The room a Fit field takes. A minimum height rather than a height,
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// because a line of text is shorter than a row, and the padding with it:
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// where a field is Fit, the padding IS its height, and two fields padded
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// differently part company again the moment the type grows.
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let field_room = fn(w) {
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w.min_height = field_height
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w.padding.top = field_pad_v
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w.padding.bottom = field_pad_v
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}
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// The box a field draws. Given the draw object and not the widget, because
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// not every field draws its own box, and because writing a corner onto a
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// draw struct that has no corner would add a slot its shader never reads.
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let field_face = fn(d) {
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d.border_radius = field_radius
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d.border_size = field_border
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}
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// A field that states a frame and lays its own parts out inside it: a number
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// with a stepper, a date, a time. The height is all these take. A padding
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// here would NOT hold the line off the box -- each of them measures its
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// parts against the turtle's whole rect and draws them from the content
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// origin, so the padding displaces the line instead of insetting it, and the
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// number came out sitting on the bottom edge with its arrows split around it.
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let field_frame = fn(w) {
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w.min_height = field_height
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}
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field_room(mod.widgets.TextInput)
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field_face(mod.widgets.TextInput.draw_bg)
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field_room(mod.widgets.ComboBox)
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field_face(mod.widgets.ComboBox.draw_bg)
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field_room(mod.widgets.DropDown)
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field_face(mod.widgets.DropDown.draw_bg)
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field_room(mod.widgets.DropDown2)
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field_face(mod.widgets.DropDown2.draw_bg)
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field_room(mod.widgets.FieldWell)
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field_face(mod.widgets.FieldWell.draw_bg)
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field_room(mod.widgets.TagField)
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field_face(mod.widgets.TagField.draw_bg)
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field_frame(mod.widgets.NumberField)
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// The number's box strokes its own hairline and declares no border size.
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mod.widgets.NumberField.draw_bg.border_radius = field_radius
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// The drag-number's corner is written into its own shader, so it takes the
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// room and keeps the box it draws.
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field_frame(mod.widgets.ValueInput)
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field_frame(mod.widgets.DateField)
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field_frame(mod.widgets.TimeField)
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// A picker is a date field in an anchor: the field inside fills the frame.
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field_frame(mod.widgets.DatePicker)
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field_frame(mod.widgets.DateRangePicker)
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// The chrome-less input a well holds must impose no height of its own. It is
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// a TextInput, so it inherits the minimum above, and a minimum as tall as the
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// whole field, applied inside a well already that tall, pushed the line out
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// through the bottom of the box.
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mod.widgets.WellInput.min_height = 0.0
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mod.widgets.Window.pass.clear_color = #000000
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true
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