GUIKit`
GUIKit`
"TextPanel"
The functionality provided by GUIKit has been superseded by the interface construction and controls functions native to the built-in Wolfram Language.
Widget["TextPanel"]
represents a text panel.
Details
- To use Widget["TextPanel"], you first need to load GUIKit using Needs["GUIKit`"].
- Typically used to display HTML or RTF styled content.
- There are three default text widgets provided within GUIKit: Widget["TextField"], Widget["TextArea"], and Widget["TextPanel"]. Widget["TextField"] is typically used for single line input using a single font, while Widget["TextArea"] would typically be used to display or take multiple line input also in a single font style. Widget["TextPanel"] is used less often, but has the benefit of displaying stylized text either as plain text, HTML 3.2 compliant text, or RTF styled text.
- In its most basic form, Widget["TextPanel"] can display plain text just as Widget["TextArea"].
- This widget would typically be useful to simplify laying out slightly more complicated text blocks using a single text string but including style information. You can also take advantage of the "path" property by specifying an external source for the text content, either as a relative local file or even URL-based paths. You can also support eventing off hyperlinks in any HTML you provide in the text, allowing for custom hyperlink actions or forwarding standard web URLs to a Wolfram Language front end to open in the user’s chosen web browser.
- The following properties are available:
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"text" "" the text content "path" Null path or URL of the text content "contentType" "text/plain" content type "editable" True whether the text panel can be edited - The "contentType" property can take the values "text/plain", "text/html", "text/rtf", and "text/html;charEncoding".
- The following event is available:
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"hyperlinkUpdate" the event triggered whenever a hyperlink in the text is activated - The "hyperlinkUpdate" event is only fired when the panel is not editable.