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Handling selection
The (selection)
and (selection!)
functions handle the details of selection management for listboxes, checkboxes, toggle buttons, combo boxes, tables, etc. To get the current selection, just pass a widget (or something convertible to a widget) to (selection)
. It will always return the selected value, or nil
if there is no selection:
(if-let [s (selection my-widget)]
(println "Current selection is " s)
(println "No selection"))
For multi-selection, (selection)
takes an options map:
(doseq [s (selection my-list {:multi? true})]
(println "Selected: " s))
Note that you can apply (selection)
to event objects as well:
(listen (select [:#my-list]) :selection
(fn [e]
(println "Current selection of my-list is: " (selection e))))
The (selection!)
function will set the current selection:
(let [my-list (listbox :model ["jim" "bob" "al"])]
(selection! my-list "bob"))
Pass nil
to clear the selection. Like with (selection)
, use the multi?
option to interpret the new selection value as a list of values to select.
The selection of text widgets is also handled by the (selection)
and (selection!)
functions. As above, if the selection is empty, nil
is returned. Otherwise, a vector with the start and end positions of the selection range will be returned.
Selection is sometimes, but not always, the same as the "value" of a widget. See Widget Value for more info.