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Package modal provides a group with various "modes", each mode identified by a string key and containing multiple modules. It switches between the modes using a control similar to the workspace switcher.
When adding modules to a mode, certain modules can be marked as "summary" modules, to be displayed when no mode is active. When a mode is active, only the modules associated with it are displayed.
For example, if a modal group is constructed with the following sets, where uppercase letters indicate summary modules:
- "A" => "A0", "a1", "a2", "a3"
- "B" => "b0", "B1", "B2"
- "C" => "c0", "c1", "c2"
Then by default the modules displayed will be ["A0", "B1", "B2"]. Activating "A" will replace that with ["A0", "a1", "a2", "a3"], "B" will show ["b0", "B1", "B2"], and "C" will show ["c0", "c1", "c2"].
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type Controller ¶
type Controller interface {
// Modes returns all the modes in this modal group.
Modes() []string
// Current returns the currently active mode, or an empty string if no mode
// is active.
Current() string
// Activate activates the given mode.
Activate(string)
// Toggle toggles between the given mode and no active mode.
Toggle(string)
// Reset clears the active mode.
Reset()
// AutoReset automatically resets the active mode after a given duration.
AutoReset(time.Duration)
// SetOutput sets the output segment for a given mode. The default output
// is a plain text segment with the mode name.
SetOutput(string, *bar.Segment)
}
Controller provides an interface to control a modal group.
type Modal ¶
type Modal struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Modal represents a partially constructed modal group. Modes and modules can only be added to a Modal before it is finalised, and can only be added to the bar after it is finalised.
type Mode ¶
type Mode struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Mode represents a mode added to an existing modal group. It provides methods to add additional outputs and optionally set the default output.
func (*Mode) Add ¶
Add adds a module in both summary and detail modes. Modules added here are shown both when the current mode is active and when no mode is active. They are only hidden when a different mode is active.
func (*Mode) Detail ¶
Detail adds a detail module to a mode. Modules added here are only shown when this mode is active.
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