PCE version 4C man_modulenamespaceid_tablemodified current_idOIxN class/labelN referenceC hash_tablerefersizeOIxNbothI sNM.label.S.catch_allCman_method_card identifiermodule last_modifiednamesummary descriptionsee_alsoinherit diagnosticsdefaultsbugsOIxNM.label.S.catch_allRICdateOIx0µ©#N catch_allnCstringOIxƒMessages not understood are delegated to the current <-selection. If the selection is a name object and the method is known to class string, the selection will automatically be translated into a string object. This implies that a label that displays a name still understands all methods defined on class string. Notably `string->append', and `string->format' are commonly used methods.nnnnnsNV.label.lengthCman_variable_card identifiermodule last_modifiednamesummary descriptionsee_alsoinheritdefaultsOIxNV.label.lengthRIOIx+ù^ŠNlengthnOIxbWidth of the label's field in `ex' units (i.e. width of the character `x' in the current <-font).nnnsNM.label.S.initialiseOI xNM.label.S.initialiseRIOI x=œ1bN initialisenOI x«Create a label from its name (used to reference it in its device; see `device <-member') and its selection. The default name is `reporter', which makes the label the reporter of the dialog (see `dialog <-report_to'). The default selection is ''. The default font is determined by label.font. The width a label object requires on the window is determined by ->length, whose default is determined by the resource label.length.nnnnnsNM.label.S.formatOI xNM.label.S.formatRIOI x+ù]5NformatnOIx‘Create a formatted string from the arguments and make it the <-selection. Equivalent to: send(Label, selection, string(Format, Argument ...)).nnnnnsNM.label.S.computeOIxNM.label.S.computeRIOIx,AÞ­NcomputenOIx(Computes the <-area of the label from the <-selection. If the selection is text and the width of the text is smaller than <-length times <-font<-ex, the width is made equal to this value. This will reserver sufficient space when the label is placed by the automatic `dialog ->layout' mechanism.nnnnnsNM.label.S.executeOIxNM.label.S.executeRIOIx+ù\_NexecutenOIx‚Execute <-message. Arguments: @receiver the label This method is normally invoked from ->event through a click_gesture object.nnnnnsNV.label.selectionOIxNV.label.selectionRIOIx+ù_€N selectionnOIxþCurrently displayed text or image object. If the selection is a text (instance of class char_array), it is displayed in <-font. The field width is described by <-length. If the actual text does not fit in the field the label is automatically enlarged.nnnsN V.label.fontOIxN V.label.fontRIOIx,AÝÖNfontnOIx€Font used to display the label. Note that the font is only applicable if the <-selection's value is a char_array object (text).nnnsNM.label.S.statusOIxNM.label.S.statusRIOIx+ù^àNstatusnOIx?Status of the label with regard to event processing. Not used.nnnnnsNM.label.S.reportOIxNM.label.S.reportRIOIx,¢Û%NreportnOI xd->format the message in the label. If the type of the information is either warning or error it will invoke `graphical ->flash' on @reportee. Note that class dialog redefines <-report_to (see `dialog <-report_to'). If a label is called `reporter' (see `dialog_item <-name'), the dialog will delegate ->report messages to this label. `Kind' is progress is equivalent to `status', but sends ->flush to update the display immediately after changing the <-selection. `Kind' is done appends the formatted text to the current <-selection of the label. If `format' is @default, `done' is appended to the selection.CchainsizeOI!xIEN"$class/dialog$M.dialog.G.report_toXnnnnsNM.label.S.eventOI"xNM.label.S.eventRIOI#x,AÞòNeventnOI$xáMake the button behave as a button object if <-message is defined. First invokes `dialog_item ->event'. If this fails and <-active == @on and <-message is not @nil, forward <-message on a left-click. Uses @_button_gesture.nnnnnsNC.labelCman_class_card identifiermodule last_modifiednamesummary descriptionsee_alsoinherituser_interfacebugsOI%xNC.labelRIOI&x.ñ¢?NlabelnOI'xA label is a dialog_item object used to inform the user. It's selection is either a string or an image. This selection is the only visual part of a label. Labels are normally used to provide feedback inside a dialog window or to describe a group of dialog_items. Labels play a role in the predefined (error) reporting system initiated by `object ->report'. If a label object named `reporter' appears in a dialog object, the dialog's `dialog <-report_to', combined with `frame <-report_to' ensures that all status, warning and error messages initiated by ->report will be displayed by this label. See ->report and `visual ->report'. It is possible to attach a message to a label, which is than executed when the user presses the label with the left button. This use is not advocated.OI(xIEN $examples$5XnnnXaCnumber O I)xx