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A button. More...
#include <Wt/Ext/Button>

| Public Member Functions | |
| Button (WContainerWidget *parent=0) | |
| Create a push button with empty label. | |
| Button (const WString &text, WContainerWidget *parent=0) | |
| Create a push button with given label. | |
| ~Button () | |
| Delete a button. | |
| void | setDefault (bool how) | 
| Configure as the default button. | |
| bool | isDefault () const | 
| Return if is the default button. | |
| JSignal & | clicked () | 
| Alias for the activated() signal. | |
A button.
A button with a label and/or icon, which may be standalone, or be added to a ToolBar (see ToolBar::addButton()) or to a Dialog (see Dialog::addButton()).
The API is similar to the WPushButton API, with the following additional features:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
| JSignal& Wt::Ext::Button::clicked | ( | ) | 
Alias for the activated() signal.
This signal is added for increased API compatibility with WPushButton.
| bool Wt::Ext::Button::isDefault | ( | ) | const | 
Return if is the default button.
| void Wt::Ext::Button::setDefault | ( | bool | how | ) | 
Configure as the default button.
This only applies for buttons that have been added to a dialog using Dialog::addButton().
The default button will be activated when the user presses the Enter (or Return) key in a dialog.
The default button may be rendered with more emphasis (?).
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