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WiringUI

object WiringUI

Surface a user interface on top of Wiring

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  1. final def !=(arg0: Any): Boolean
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  4. def addHistJsFunc[T](cell: Cell[T], f: (Box[T], T) ⇒ JsCmd): Unit

    Associate a Cell and a function that converts from the cell's value to a JavaScript command to be sent to the browser as part of the page's post-processing.

    Associate a Cell and a function that converts from the cell's value to a JavaScript command to be sent to the browser as part of the page's post-processing.

    cell

    the cell to associate the JavaScript to

    f

    the function that takes the cell's value and a flag indicating if this is the first time

  5. def addJsFunc[T](cell: Cell[T], f: (T, Boolean) ⇒ JsCmd): Unit

    Associate a Cell and a function that converts from the cell's value to a JavaScript command to be sent to the browser as part of the page's post-processing.

    Associate a Cell and a function that converts from the cell's value to a JavaScript command to be sent to the browser as part of the page's post-processing.

    cell

    the cell to associate the JavaScript to

    f

    the function that takes the cell's value and a flag indicating if this is the first time

  6. def apply[T](cell: Cell[T], jsEffect: (String, Boolean, JsCmd) ⇒ JsCmd)(f: (T) ⇒ (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq

    Given a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, return a function that with a NodeSeq will register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, return a function that with a NodeSeq will register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    jsEffect

    a function that wraps the SetHtml JsCmd so you can, for example, fade out the old value, set the new value and fade it in. The first parameter is the id of the element, the second is a flag that's true if this is the first time the element is being rendered (you might want to skip effects for the inital page load), and the third parameter is the SetHtml JavaScript code.

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  7. def apply[T](in: NodeSeq, cell: Cell[T], jsEffect: (String, Boolean, JsCmd) ⇒ JsCmd)(f: (T) ⇒ (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    in

    the NodeSeq that contains the view markup

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    jsEffect

    a function that wraps the SetHtml JsCmd so you can, for example, fade out the old value, set the new value and fade it in. The first parameter is the id of the element, the second is a flag that's true if this is the first time the element is being rendered (you might want to skip effects for the inital page load), and the third parameter is the SetHtml JavaScript code.

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  8. def apply[T](cell: Cell[T])(f: (T) ⇒ (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq

    Given a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, return a function that takes a NodeSeq and registers the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, return a function that takes a NodeSeq and registers the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    a function that mutates NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  9. def apply[T](in: NodeSeq, cell: Cell[T])(f: (T) ⇒ (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq => NodeSeq from the cell's value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    in

    the NodeSeq that contains the view markup

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  10. final def asInstanceOf[T0]: T0
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  11. def asText[T](cell: Cell[T], jsEffect: (String, Boolean, JsCmd) ⇒ JsCmd): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    jsEffect

    a function that wraps the SetHtml JsCmd so you can, for example, fade out the old value, set the new value and fade it in. The first parameter is the id of the element, the second is a flag that's true if this is the first time the element is being rendered (you might want to skip effects for the inital page load), and the third parameter is the SetHtml JavaScript code.

    returns

    a function that will mutate the NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  12. def asText[T](in: NodeSeq, cell: Cell[T], jsEffect: (String, Boolean, JsCmd) ⇒ JsCmd): NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    in

    the NodeSeq that contains the view markup

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    jsEffect

    a function that wraps the SetHtml JsCmd so you can, for example, fade out the old value, set the new value and fade it in. The first parameter is the id of the element, the second is a flag that's true if this is the first time the element is being rendered (you might want to skip effects for the inital page load), and the third parameter is the SetHtml JavaScript code.

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  13. def asText[T](cell: Cell[T]): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq

    Given a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    returns

    a function that will mutate the NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  14. def asText[T](in: NodeSeq, cell: Cell[T]): NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    in

    the NodeSeq that contains the view markup

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  15. def clone(): AnyRef
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  18. def finalize(): Unit
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  19. final def getClass(): Class[_]
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  20. def hashCode(): Int
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  21. def history[T](cell: Cell[T])(f: (Box[T], T, NodeSeq) ⇒ JsCmd): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq
  22. final def isInstanceOf[T0]: Boolean
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  23. final def ne(arg0: AnyRef): Boolean
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  24. final def notify(): Unit
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  25. final def notifyAll(): Unit
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  26. final def synchronized[T0](arg0: ⇒ T0): T0
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  27. def toNode[T](cell: Cell[T], jsEffect: (String, Boolean, JsCmd) ⇒ JsCmd)(f: (T, NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq

    Given a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    jsEffect

    a function that wraps the SetHtml JsCmd so you can, for example, fade out the old value, set the new value and fade it in. The first parameter is the id of the element, the second is a flag that's true if this is the first time the element is being rendered (you might want to skip effects for the inital page load), and the third parameter is the SetHtml JavaScript code.

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  28. def toNode[T](in: NodeSeq, cell: Cell[T], jsEffect: (String, Boolean, JsCmd) ⇒ JsCmd)(f: (T, NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    in

    the NodeSeq that contains the view markup

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    jsEffect

    a function that wraps the SetHtml JsCmd so you can, for example, fade out the old value, set the new value and fade it in. The first parameter is the id of the element, the second is a flag that's true if this is the first time the element is being rendered (you might want to skip effects for the inital page load), and the third parameter is the SetHtml JavaScript code.

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  29. def toNode[T](cell: Cell[T])(f: (T, NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): (NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  30. def toNode[T](in: NodeSeq, cell: Cell[T])(f: (T, NodeSeq) ⇒ NodeSeq): NodeSeq

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    Given a NodeSeq, a Cell and a function that can generate a NodeSeq from the cell's value and the template value, register the postPageJavaScript that will update the element with a new value.

    in

    the NodeSeq that contains the view markup

    cell

    the cell to associate with

    f

    the function that performs the drawing

    returns

    the mutated NodeSeq (an id attribute may be added if there's none already defined)

  31. def toString(): String
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  32. final def wait(): Unit
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