dx::gui::item wx counterpart of the juce interface's dx::gui::item<component_t>: one row of a single, continuously expandable outline. Every device and every one of its stream/pin/clock/... rows is an item, nested directly inside its parent item and indented beneath it, showing its own controls inline via content - mirroring juce's TreeView design, where wx has no equivalent of an arbitrary Component hosted per tree row (wxTreeCtrl cannot host child controls), so the outline is built here from plain wxPanel rows in nested box sizers instead. More...

#include <dx_gui.h>

Inheritance diagram for dx::gui::item< component_t >:

Collaboration diagram for dx::gui::item< component_t >:

Public Member Functions
item *	addItem (std::function< wxWindow (wxWindow )> &&content, bool subitems=false, bool open=true)
void	addSeparator ()
void	adopt (item *child)
wxWindow *	children () const
void	clearItems ()
wxWindow *	content () const
void	forget (item *child)
	item (decltype(create)&&create, bool subitems=false)
	item (wxWindow parent, std::function< wxWindow (wxWindow *)> &&content, bool subitems=false, bool open=true)
virtual	~item ()=default

Public Attributes
component_t *	component {}

Protected Member Functions
std::unique_ptr< juce::Component >	createItemComponent () override

Detailed Description

template<typename component_t = label>
class dx::gui::item< component_t >

dx::gui::item wx counterpart of the juce interface's dx::gui::item<component_t>: one row of a single, continuously expandable outline. Every device and every one of its stream/pin/clock/... rows is an item, nested directly inside its parent item and indented beneath it, showing its own controls inline via content - mirroring juce's TreeView design, where wx has no equivalent of an arbitrary Component hosted per tree row (wxTreeCtrl cannot host child controls), so the outline is built here from plain wxPanel rows in nested box sizers instead.