class Gtk::TargetList

• Object
  • GLib::Boxed
    • Gtk::TargetList

Gtk::TargetList.new(targets)

Creates a new Gtk::TargetList from an array of targets.

• targets: [[target1, flags1, info1], [target2, flags2, info2], ...]: a table of targets to add
  • target: the drag type (String)
  • flags: Gtk::Drag#TargetFlags
  • info: an application assigned integer ID.
• Returns: the new Gtk::TargetList.

add(target, flags, info)

Adds another target to a Gtk::TargetList.

• target : the interned atom(Gdk::Atom) representing the target
• flags : the flags for this target
• info : an ID that will be passed back to the application
• Returns: self

add_table(targets)

Adds a table of targets into a target list.

• targets: [[target1, flags1, info1], [target2, flags2, info2], ...]: a table of targets to add
  • target: the drag type (String)
  • flags: Gtk::Drag#TargetFlags
  • info: an application assigned integer ID.
• Returns: self

remove(target)

Removes a target from a target list.

• target: the interned atom(Gdk::Atom) representing the target
• Returns: self

find(target)

Looks up a given target in a Gtk::TargetList.

• target: an interned atom(Gdk::Atom) representing the target to search for
• Returns: an application info for target, or nil

Gtk::Selection, Gtk::SelectionData.

Gtk::Widget - Much of the operation of selections happens via signals for Gtk::Widget. In particular, if you are using the methods in this section, you may need to pay attention to ::selection_get, ::selection_received, and :selection_clear_event signals.

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