C H A P T E R 7
Controls and Other Protos
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Gauge and Slider Protos
Gauge and Slider Protos
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You can use the gauge and slider protos described in this section to display gauges.
Each slider presents a gauge view that indicates the current progress in relation to
the entire operation. There are three protos and one view class available for
defining sliders:
Each slider presents a gauge view that indicates the current progress in relation to
the entire operation. There are three protos and one view class available for
defining sliders:
The
protoSlider
creates a user-settable gauge view, which looks like an
analog bar gauge with a draggable diamond-shaped knob. For more information
about the slots and methods for this proto, see "protoSlider" (page 6-33) in
Newton Programmer's Reference. Figure 7-17 shows an example of a
about the slots and methods for this proto, see "protoSlider" (page 6-33) in
Newton Programmer's Reference. Figure 7-17 shows an example of a
protoSlider
view.
Figure 7-17
A
protoSlider
view
The
protoGauge
creates a read-only gauge view. For more information about
the slots and methods for this proto, see "protoGauge" (page 6-35) in Newton
Programmer's Reference. Figure 7-18 shows an example of a
Programmer's Reference. Figure 7-18 shows an example of a
protoGauge
view.
Figure 7-18
A
protoGauge
view
The
protoLabeledBatteryGauge
creates a read-only gauge view that
periodically samples the system battery and graphically shows the amount of
power left. For more information about the slots and methods for this proto, see
"protoLabeledBatteryGauge" (page 6-37) in Newton Programmer's Reference.
Figure 7-19 shows an example of a
power left. For more information about the slots and methods for this proto, see
"protoLabeledBatteryGauge" (page 6-37) in Newton Programmer's Reference.
Figure 7-19 shows an example of a
protoLabeledBatteryGauge
view.
Figure 7-19
A
protoLabeledBatteryGauge
view
Large Close Box
Battery gauge
Battery charging