NAME
TUI::ColorSel::ColorSelector - interactive color selection view
HIERARCHY
TObject
TView
TColorSelector
SYNOPSIS
use TUI::ColorSel;
my $selector = TColorSelector->new(
bounds => $bounds,
selType => csForeground,
);
DESCRIPTION
TColorSelector implements an interactive color selection view used by the TUI::Vision color dialog infrastructure.
The selector displays a palette of available colors and allows the user to choose a foreground or background color using keyboard or mouse input.
In foreground mode, all sixteen BIOS colors are available. In background mode, only the eight supported background colors are selectable.
When the current selection changes, the view broadcasts either cmColorForegroundChanged or cmColorBackgroundChanged, depending on the configured selection type.
The class is typically used together with TColorDisplay and other color dialog components.
ATTRIBUTES
color
Currently selected color index (PositiveOrZeroInt).
selType
Selection mode determining whether foreground or background colors are edited (PositiveOrZeroInt).
Typical values are csForeground and csBackground.
CONSTRUCTORS
new
my $selector = TColorSelector->new(
bounds => $bounds,
selType => $selType,
);
Creates a new color selector view.
- bounds
-
Bounding rectangle defining the position and size of the view (TRect).
- selType
-
Selection mode (PositiveOrZeroInt).
Typically
csForegroundorcsBackground.
new_TColorSelector
my $selector = new_TColorSelector( $bounds, $selType );
Factory-style constructor using positional arguments.
METHODS
draw
$selector->draw();
Draws the color palette and highlights the currently selected color.
handleEvent
$selector->handleEvent($event);
Handles mouse, keyboard and broadcast events.
Keyboard navigation is performed using the cursor keys.
The selector responds to cmColorSet broadcasts and updates its current selection accordingly.
SEE ALSO
TColorDialog, TView, TColorDisplay
AUTHORS
Borland International (original Turbo Vision design)
J. Schneider <brickpool@cpan.org> (Perl implementation and maintenance)
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 1990-1994, 1997 by Borland International
Copyright (c) 2026 the "AUTHORS" as listed above.
This software is licensed under the MIT license (see the LICENSE file, which is part of the distribution).