itemfield 1.2.4.0 → 1.2.4.1

raw patch · 3 files changed

+53/−34 lines, 3 filesPVP ok

version bump matches the API change (PVP)

API changes (from Hackage documentation)

Files

• CHANGELOG.org +18/−0
• itemfield.cabal +19/−32
• src/TextUI/ItemField/Attrs.hs +16/−2

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@+* Series 1+** 1.2.4.1  -- documentation updates; separate changelog file.+** 1.2.4.0  -- added brick 0.17 compatibility+** 1.2.3.0  -- added brick 0.16 compatibility+** 1.2.2.1  -- added stack.yaml for using itemfield with stack+** 1.2.2.0  -- added compatibility for GHC7.10+** 1.2.1.0  -- added compatibility for older distributions+** 1.2.0.0  -- intermediary state is "Pending"+** 1.1.0.0  -- add support for 's' and 'f' keys and mouse events+** 1.0.0.0  -- update from vty-ui to brick+++* Series 0+** 0.3.1.0  -- add + key selector to select all successful targets+** 0.3.0.0  -- rename from StateFieldSelector to ItemField+** 0.2.0.1  -- more key events: G=toggle group, A=toggle all, !=mrk bad; add helpMsg+** 0.2.0.0  -- more key events: Shift+Arrow to mark/unmark with move+** 0.1.0.0  -- initial version

@@ -1,40 +1,25 @@ name:                itemfield-version:             1.2.4.0+version:             1.2.4.1 synopsis:            A brick Widget for selectable summary of many elements on a terminal description:          -  This module provides a brick Widget that can be used with the-  brick package to handle situations where there are lots of items-  to represent to the user along with a corresponding state for each-  item.  In addition, the user should be able to use the cursor-  keys and space bar to mark one or more items (presumably so other-  code can get the list of marked elements and perform a-  state-changing operation).-  .-  * 0.1.0.0  -- initial version-  .-  * 0.2.0.0  -- more key events: Shift+Arrow to mark/unmark with move-  .-  * 0.2.0.1  -- more key events: G=toggle group, A=toggle all, !=mrk bad; add helpMsg-  .-  * 0.3.0.0  -- rename from StateFieldSelector to ItemField-  .-  * 0.3.1.0  -- add + key selector to select all successful targets-  .-  * 1.0.0.0  -- update from vty-ui to brick-  .-  * 1.1.0.0  -- add support for 's' and 'f' keys and mouse events-  .-  * 1.2.0.0  -- intermediary state is "Pending"-  .-  * 1.2.1.0  -- added compatibility for older distributions-  .-  * 1.2.2.0  -- added compatibility for GHC7.10-  .-  * 1.2.2.1  -- added stack.yaml for using itemfield with stack-  .-  * 1.2.3.0  -- added brick 0.16 compatibility+  This module provides a brick Widget that can be used with the brick+  package to handle situations where there are lots of items to+  represent to the user along with a corresponding state for each+  item.  One example of where the itemfield would be used is if there+  are too many elements to reasonably show in a List widget, if those+  elements are divided into groups, and if some status needs to be+  shown for each element. +  In addition, the user can use the cursor keys and space bar to mark+  one or more items (presumably so other code can get the list of+  marked elements and perform a state-changing operation).++  There are two example programs built when the examples flag is True+  (the default): bookcase and workreport.  Running these applications+  should give a better idea of what the itemfield widget is and how it+  can be used.+ license:             BSD3 license-file:        LICENSE author:              Kevin Quick <quick@sparq.org>@@ -49,6 +34,8 @@                     compat/brick_016/TextUI/ItemField/BrickHelper.hs                     compat/base_pre48/Compat.hs                     compat/base48/Compat.hs++data-files: CHANGELOG.org  library   hs-source-dirs:    src

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ -- -- @ -- App { ...---     , appAttrMap = const $ applyAttrMappings itemDefaultAttrs def+--     , appAttrMap = const $ applyAttrMappings itemDefaultAttrs defaultAttrs --     ... } -- @ --@@ -87,8 +87,22 @@ --     , appAttrMap = const --                    $ applyAttrMappings --                        [ (itemHeaderAddr, fg cyan), ... ]---                    $ applyAttrMappings itemDefaultAttrs def+--                    $ applyAttrMappings itemDefaultAttrs defaultAttrs --     ... }+-- @+--+-- where defaultAttrs for Brick < 0.16 is:+--+-- @+-- import Data.Default (def)+-- defaultAttrs = def+-- @+--+-- and for Brick >= 0.16, defaultAttrs is:+--+-- @+-- import Graphics.Vty.Attrs (defAttrs)+-- defaultAttrs = attrMap defAttrs [] -- @ itemDefaultAttrs :: [ (AttrName, Attr) ] itemDefaultAttrs = [ (itemGoodAttr, black `on` green `withStyle` bold)