EntryRow class

Namespace: Arlecchino.Widgets.Text · Assembly: Arlecchino

A line being typed into, drawn on one row of the screen: a filter, a search, a field an application draws for itself. Text longer than the room it is given scrolls, so the caret is always on the screen.

public static class EntryRow

Methods

Member	Summary
Draw(SurfaceRegion, int, int, int, ITextEntry, EntryLook)	Draws the line, scrolled to keep the caret in view.
Draw(SurfaceRegion, int, int, int, string, int, ValueTuple<int, int>, EntryLook)	Draws a line that is written as something other than itself, which is what a secret comes to: the dots, the caret and the selection are all counted in what is shown rather than in what was typed.

Methods in detail

Draw(SurfaceRegion, int, int, int, ITextEntry, EntryLook)

public static int Draw(
    SurfaceRegion region,
    int row,
    int column,
    int width,
    ITextEntry entry,
    EntryLook look);

Draws the line, scrolled to keep the caret in view.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
region	SurfaceRegion	The region to draw on.
row	int	Which row of it.
column	int	Which column the text starts at.
width	int	How many columns it is drawn in, the caret included.
entry	ITextEntry	The line being edited.
look	EntryLook	The colors to write it in.

Returns int — How many columns were written.

Draw(SurfaceRegion, int, int, int, string, int, ValueTuple<int, int>, EntryLook)

public static int Draw(
    SurfaceRegion region,
    int row,
    int column,
    int width,
    string text,
    int caret,
    ValueTuple<int, int> selection,
    EntryLook look);

Draws a line that is written as something other than itself, which is what a secret comes to: the dots, the caret and the selection are all counted in what is shown rather than in what was typed.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
region	SurfaceRegion	The region to draw on.
row	int	Which row of it.
column	int	Which column the text starts at.
width	int	How many columns it is drawn in, the caret included.
text	string	What to write.
caret	int	Where the caret is in it.
selection	ValueTuple<T1, T2><int, int>	Where the selection starts and ends in it.
look	EntryLook	The colors to write it in.

Returns int — How many columns were written.