Displays

Detailed Description

Use a display when the user should read information without editing it.

Label is a caption or an icon in a layout. It has no chrome by default, so it reads as text or a picture on the parent surface. Alignment places it in its bounds.

Panel is a surface that groups other controls. An optional fill and frame set it apart from the parent, like a banner or a well.

ProgressBar shows how far a task has come. A track fills as the value moves through its range.

Label and Panel share the panel appearance family. ProgressBar has its own. On invalidate the control binds a family renderer through a styler. Widget-local options overlay the application style without replacing it.

Classes
class	Label
	Control that displays text or an icon. More...
class	Panel
	Surface that groups one child behind an optional fill and frame. More...
class	PanelState
	Transient visual state of a panel-like widget. More...
class	PanelRenderer
	Renders the look of a panel-like widget. More...
class	PanelStyler
	Binds a panel-like widget to the current style renderer. More...
class	ProgressBar
	Control that shows a value within a range. More...
class	ProgressBarState
	Transient visual state of a progress bar. More...
class	ProgressBarRenderer
	Renders the look of a progress bar. More...
class	ProgressBarStyler
	Binds a progress bar to the current style renderer. More...