"ToolBar"
GUIKit`
GUIKit`
"ToolBar"
The functionality provided by GUIKit has been superseded by the interface construction and controls functions native to the built-in Wolfram Language.
Widget["ToolBar"]
represents a toolbar.
Examples
Basic Examples (1)
Needs["GUIKit`"]ref = GUIRun[
Widget["Frame", {
Widget["ToolBar", {
Widget["Button", {
"icon" -> Widget["Icon", {"path" -> "Wolfram/Example/Stop16.gif"}]
}],
Widget["Button", {
"icon" -> Widget["Icon", {"path" -> "Wolfram/Example/Play16.gif"}]
}],
Widget["MenuSeparator"],
Widget["Button", {
"icon" -> Widget["Icon", {"path" -> "Wolfram/Example/Delete16.gif"}]
}],
Widget["Label", {"text" -> "Search: "}],
Widget["TextField"],
"floatable" -> False,
"rollover" -> True}, Name -> "toolBar"],
Widget["TextArea", {"columns" -> 30, "rows" -> 5}]
}]
];GUIScreenShot[ref]