Inheritance diagram for uiLabel:

Public Member Functions
	uiLabel (uiParent , const char )
	uiLabel (uiParent , const char , uiObject *)
	uiLabel (uiParent , const char , uiGroup *)
virtual void	setText (const char *)
	set text on label
const char *	text () const
void	setTextSelectable (bool yn=true)
void	setPixmap (const ioPixmap &)
void	setAlignment (Alignment::HPos)
Alignment::HPos	alignment () const
Private Member Functions
void	init (const char txt, uiObject buddy)
uiLabelBody &	mkbody (uiParent , const char )
Private Attributes
uiLabelBody *	body_

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

uiLabel::uiLabel	(	uiParent *	,
		const char *
	)

uiLabel::uiLabel	(	uiParent *	,
		const char *	,
		uiObject *
	)

uiLabel::uiLabel	(	uiParent *	,
		const char *	,
		uiGroup *
	)

Member Function Documentation

Alignment::HPos uiLabel::alignment ( ) const

void uiLabel::init	(	const char *	txt,
		uiObject *	buddy
	)			`[private]`

uiLabelBody& uiLabel::mkbody	(	uiParent *	,
		const char *
	)			`[private]`

void uiLabel::setAlignment ( Alignment::HPos )

setting an alignment only makes sense if you reserve space using setPrefWidthInChar();

void uiLabel::setPixmap ( const ioPixmap & )

virtual void uiLabel::setText ( const char * ) [virtual]

set text on label

Note that the layout for the label is not updated when setting a new text. So, if the new text is too long, part of it might be invisible. Therefore, reserve enough space for it with setPrefWidthInChar.

void uiLabel::setTextSelectable ( bool yn = true )

const char* uiLabel::text ( ) const

Member Data Documentation

uiLabelBody* uiLabel::body_ [private]

Reimplemented from uiBaseObject.

uiLabel Class Reference

Public Member Functions

Private Member Functions

Private Attributes

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Member Function Documentation

Member Data Documentation