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#include <libappindicator/app-indicator.h> #define APP_INDICATOR_TYPE #define APP_INDICATOR (obj) #define APP_INDICATOR_CLASS (klass) #define IS_APP_INDICATOR (obj) #define IS_APP_INDICATOR_CLASS (klass) #define APP_INDICATOR_GET_CLASS (obj) #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_ICON #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_ATTENTION_ICON #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_STATUS #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_LABEL #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_ICON_THEME_PATH #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_CONNECTION_CHANGED #define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_SCROLL_EVENT enum AppIndicatorCategory; enum AppIndicatorStatus; AppIndicatorPrivate; AppIndicator; struct AppIndicatorClass; GType app_indicator_get_type (void
); AppIndicator * app_indicator_new (const gchar *id
,const gchar *icon_name
,AppIndicatorCategory category
); AppIndicator * app_indicator_new_with_path (const gchar *id
,const gchar *icon_name
,AppIndicatorCategory category
,const gchar *icon_theme_path
); void app_indicator_set_status (AppIndicator *self
,AppIndicatorStatus status
); void app_indicator_set_attention_icon (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
); void app_indicator_set_attention_icon_full (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
,const gchar *icon_desc
); void app_indicator_set_menu (AppIndicator *self
,GtkMenu *menu
); void app_indicator_set_icon (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
); void app_indicator_set_icon_full (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
,const gchar *icon_desc
); void app_indicator_set_icon_theme_path (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_theme_path
); void app_indicator_set_label (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *label
,const gchar *guide
); void app_indicator_set_ordering_index (AppIndicator *self
,guint32 ordering_index
); void app_indicator_set_secondary_activate_target (AppIndicator *self
,GtkWidget *menuitem
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_id (AppIndicator *self
); AppIndicatorCategory app_indicator_get_category (AppIndicator *self
); AppIndicatorStatus app_indicator_get_status (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_icon (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_icon_desc (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_icon_theme_path (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_attention_icon (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_attention_icon_desc (AppIndicator *self
); GtkMenu * app_indicator_get_menu (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_label (AppIndicator *self
); const gchar * app_indicator_get_label_guide (AppIndicator *self
); guint32 app_indicator_get_ordering_index (AppIndicator *self
); GtkWidget * app_indicator_get_secondary_activate_target (AppIndicator *self
); void app_indicator_build_menu_from_desktop (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *desktop_file
,const gchar *desktop_profile
);
"attention-icon-desc" gchar* : Read / Write "attention-icon-name" gchar* : Read / Write "category" gchar* : Read / Write / Construct Only "connected" gboolean : Read "dbus-menu-server" DbusmenuServer* : Read / Write "icon-desc" gchar* : Read / Write "icon-name" gchar* : Read / Write "icon-theme-path" gchar* : Read / Write / Construct "id" gchar* : Read / Write / Construct Only "label" gchar* : Read / Write "label-guide" gchar* : Read / Write "ordering-index" guint : Read / Write "status" gchar* : Read / Write
"connection-changed" :Run Last
"new-attention-icon" :Run Last
"new-icon" :Run Last
"new-icon-theme-path" :Run Last
"new-label" :Run Last
"new-status" :Run Last
"scroll-event" :Run Last
An application indicator is a way for an application to put a menu into the panel on the user's screen. This allows the user to interact with the application even though it might not be visible to the user at the time. In most cases this is not a good solution as there are other ways to inform the user. It should only be use if persistence is a desired feature for the user (not for your marketing purpose of having your logo in the panel).
#define APP_INDICATOR_TYPE (app_indicator_get_type ())
Get the GType for a AppIndicator.
#define APP_INDICATOR(obj) (G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_CAST ((obj), APP_INDICATOR_TYPE, AppIndicator))
Safely convert a GObject into an AppIndicator.
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The object to convert |
#define APP_INDICATOR_CLASS(klass) (G_TYPE_CHECK_CLASS_CAST ((klass), APP_INDICATOR_TYPE, AppIndicatorClass))
Safely convert a GObjectClass into a AppIndicatorClass.
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GObjectClass based class to convert. |
#define IS_APP_INDICATOR(obj) (G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE_TYPE ((obj), APP_INDICATOR_TYPE))
Checks to see if obj
is in the object hierarchy of AppIndicator.
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An GObject to check |
#define IS_APP_INDICATOR_CLASS(klass) (G_TYPE_CHECK_CLASS_TYPE ((klass), APP_INDICATOR_TYPE))
Checks to see if klass
is in the object class hierarchy of AppIndicatorClass.
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An GObjectClass to check |
#define APP_INDICATOR_GET_CLASS(obj) (G_TYPE_INSTANCE_GET_CLASS ((obj), APP_INDICATOR_TYPE, AppIndicatorClass))
Gets a pointer to the AppIndicatorClass for the object obj
.
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A GObject in the class hierarchy of AppIndicator. |
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_ICON "new-icon"
String identifier for the "new-icon" signal.
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_ATTENTION_ICON "new-attention-icon"
String identifier for the "new-attention-icon" signal.
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_STATUS "new-status"
String identifier for the "new-status" signal.
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_LABEL "new-label"
String identifier for the "new-label" signal.
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_NEW_ICON_THEME_PATH "new-icon-theme-path"
String identifier for the "new-icon-theme-path" signal.
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_CONNECTION_CHANGED "connection-changed"
String identifier for the "connection-changed" signal.
#define APP_INDICATOR_SIGNAL_SCROLL_EVENT "scroll-event"
String identifier for the "scroll-event" signal.
typedef enum { /*< prefix=APP_INDICATOR_CATEGORY >*/ APP_INDICATOR_CATEGORY_APPLICATION_STATUS, /*< nick=ApplicationStatus >*/ APP_INDICATOR_CATEGORY_COMMUNICATIONS, /*< nick=Communications >*/ APP_INDICATOR_CATEGORY_SYSTEM_SERVICES, /*< nick=SystemServices >*/ APP_INDICATOR_CATEGORY_HARDWARE, /*< nick=Hardware >*/ APP_INDICATOR_CATEGORY_OTHER /*< nick=Other >*/ } AppIndicatorCategory;
The category provides grouping for the indicators so that users can find indicators that are similar together.
The indicator is used to display the status of the application. | |
The application is used for communication with other people. | |
A system indicator relating to something in the user's system. | |
An indicator relating to the user's hardware. | |
Something not defined in this enum, please don't use unless you really need it. |
typedef enum { /*< prefix=APP_INDICATOR_STATUS >*/ APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_PASSIVE, /*< nick=Passive >*/ APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_ACTIVE, /*< nick=Active >*/ APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_ATTENTION /*< nick=NeedsAttention >*/ } AppIndicatorStatus;
These are the states that the indicator can be on in
the user's panel. The indicator by default starts
in the state APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_PASSIVE
and can be
shown by setting it to APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_ACTIVE
.
typedef struct _AppIndicatorPrivate AppIndicatorPrivate;
Private Fields
id
: The ID of the indicator. Maps to AppIndicator:id.
category
: Which category the indicator is. Maps to AppIndicator:category.
status
: The status of the indicator. Maps to AppIndicator:status.
icon_name
: The name of the icon to use. Maps to AppIndicator:icon-name.
attention_icon_name
: The name of the attention icon to use. Maps to AppIndicator:attention-icon-name.
menu
: The menu for this indicator. Maps to AppIndicator:menu
watcher_proxy
: The proxy connection to the watcher we're connected to. If we're not connected to one this will be NULL
.
typedef struct _AppIndicator AppIndicator;
Whether the indicator is shown or requests attention. Defaults to 'Passive'.
struct AppIndicatorClass { /* Parent */ GObjectClass parent_class; /* DBus Signals */ void (* new_icon) (AppIndicator *indicator, gpointer user_data); void (* new_attention_icon) (AppIndicator *indicator, gpointer user_data); void (* new_status) (AppIndicator *indicator, const gchar *status, gpointer user_data); void (* new_icon_theme_path) (AppIndicator *indicator, const gchar *icon_theme_path, gpointer user_data); void (* new_label) (AppIndicator *indicator, const gchar *label, const gchar *guide, gpointer user_data); /* Local Signals */ void (* connection_changed) (AppIndicator * indicator, gboolean connected, gpointer user_data); void (* scroll_event) (AppIndicator * indicator, gint delta, GdkScrollDirection direction, gpointer user_data); void (*app_indicator_reserved_ats)(void); /* Overridable Functions */ GtkStatusIcon * (*fallback) (AppIndicator * indicator); void (*unfallback) (AppIndicator * indicator, GtkStatusIcon * status_icon); /* Reserved */ void (*app_indicator_reserved_1)(void); void (*app_indicator_reserved_2)(void); void (*app_indicator_reserved_3)(void); void (*app_indicator_reserved_4)(void); void (*app_indicator_reserved_5)(void); void (*app_indicator_reserved_6)(void); };
The signals and external functions that make up the AppIndicator class object.
GObjectClass |
Mia familia |
Slot for "new-icon". | |
Slot for "new-attention-icon". | |
Slot for "new-status". | |
Slot for "new-icon-theme-path" | |
Slot for "new-label". | |
Slot for "connection-changed". | |
Slot for "scroll-event" | |
Reserved for future use. | |
Function that gets called to make a GtkStatusIcon when there is no Application Indicator area available. | |
The function that gets called if an Application Indicator area appears after the fallback has been created. | |
Reserved for future use. | |
Reserved for future use. | |
Reserved for future use. | |
Reserved for future use. | |
Reserved for future use. | |
Reserved for future use. |
GType app_indicator_get_type (void
);
Generates or returns the unique GType for AppIndicator.
Returns : |
A unique GType for AppIndicator objects. |
AppIndicator * app_indicator_new (const gchar *id
,const gchar *icon_name
,AppIndicatorCategory category
);
Creates a new AppIndicator setting the properties:
"id" with id
, "category" with category
and "icon-name" with icon_name
.
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The unique id of the indicator to create. |
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The icon name for this indicator |
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The category of indicator. |
Returns : |
A pointer to a new AppIndicator object. |
AppIndicator * app_indicator_new_with_path (const gchar *id
,const gchar *icon_name
,AppIndicatorCategory category
,const gchar *icon_theme_path
);
Creates a new AppIndicator setting the properties:
"id" with id
, "category" with category
,
"icon-name" with icon_name
and "icon-theme-path"
with icon_theme_path
.
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The unique id of the indicator to create. |
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The icon name for this indicator |
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The category of indicator. |
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A custom path for finding icons. |
Returns : |
A pointer to a new AppIndicator object. |
void app_indicator_set_status (AppIndicator *self
,AppIndicatorStatus status
);
Wrapper function for property "status".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The status to set for this indicator |
void app_indicator_set_attention_icon (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
);
app_indicator_set_attention_icon
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code. Use app_indicator_set_attention_icon_full()
instead.
Wrapper for app_indicator_set_attention_icon_full()
with a NULL
description.
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The name of the attention icon to set for this indicator |
void app_indicator_set_attention_icon_full (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
,const gchar *icon_desc
);
Wrapper function for property "attention-icon-name".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The name of the attention icon to set for this indicator |
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A textual description of the icon |
void app_indicator_set_menu (AppIndicator *self
,GtkMenu *menu
);
Sets the menu that should be shown when the Application Indicator is clicked on in the panel. An application indicator will not be rendered unless it has a menu.
Wrapper function for property "menu".
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The AppIndicator |
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A GtkMenu to set. [allow-none] |
void app_indicator_set_icon (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
);
app_indicator_set_icon
is deprecated and should not be used in newly-written code. Use app_indicator_set_icon_full()
Wrapper function for app_indicator_set_icon_full()
with a NULL
description.
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The icon name to set. |
void app_indicator_set_icon_full (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_name
,const gchar *icon_desc
);
Sets the default icon to use when the status is active but not set to attention. In most cases, this should be the application icon for the program.
Wrapper function for property "icon-name" and "icon-desc".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The icon name to set. |
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A textual description of the icon for accessibility |
void app_indicator_set_icon_theme_path (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *icon_theme_path
);
Sets the path to use when searching for icons.
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The icon theme path to set. |
void app_indicator_set_label (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *label
,const gchar *guide
);
This is a wrapper function for the "label" and
"guide" properties. This function can take NULL
as either label
or guide
and will clear the entries.
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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The label to show next to the icon. |
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A guide to size the label correctly. |
void app_indicator_set_ordering_index (AppIndicator *self
,guint32 ordering_index
);
Sets the ordering index for the app indicator which effects the placement of it on the panel. For almost all app indicator this is not the function you're looking for.
Wrapper function for property "ordering-index".
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The AppIndicator |
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A value for the ordering of this app indicator |
void app_indicator_set_secondary_activate_target (AppIndicator *self
,GtkWidget *menuitem
);
Set the menuitem
to be activated when a secondary activation event (i.e. a
middle-click) is emitted over the AppIndicator icon/label.
The menuitem
can be also a complex GtkWidget, but to get activated when
a secondary activation occurs in the Appindicator, it must be a visible and
active child (or inner-child) of the "menu".
Setting menuitem
to NULL
causes to disable this feature.
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The AppIndicator |
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A GtkWidget to be activated on secondary activation. [allow-none] |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_id (AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "id".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current ID |
AppIndicatorCategory app_indicator_get_category (AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "category".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current category. |
AppIndicatorStatus app_indicator_get_status (AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "status".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current status. |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_icon (AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "icon-name".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current icon name. |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_icon_desc
(AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "icon-desc".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current icon description. |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_icon_theme_path
(AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "icon-theme-path".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current icon theme path. |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_attention_icon
(AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "attention-icon-name".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current attention icon name. |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_attention_icon_desc
(AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "attention-icon-desc".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current attention icon description. |
GtkMenu * app_indicator_get_menu (AppIndicator *self
);
Gets the menu being used for this application indicator. Wrapper function for property "menu".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
A GtkMenu object or NULL if one hasn't been set. [transfer none]
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const gchar * app_indicator_get_label
(AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "label".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current label. |
const gchar * app_indicator_get_label_guide
(AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "label-guide".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current label guide. |
guint32 app_indicator_get_ordering_index (AppIndicator *self
);
Wrapper function for property "ordering-index".
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
The current ordering index. |
GtkWidget * app_indicator_get_secondary_activate_target
(AppIndicator *self
);
Gets the menuitem being called on secondary-activate event.
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The AppIndicator object to use |
Returns : |
A GtkWidget object or NULL if none has been set. [transfer none]
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void app_indicator_build_menu_from_desktop (AppIndicator *self
,const gchar *desktop_file
,const gchar *desktop_profile
);
This function allows for building the Application Indicator menu from a static desktop file.
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The AppIndicator object to use |
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A path to the desktop file to build the menu from |
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Which entries should be used from the desktop file |
"attention-icon-desc"
property"attention-icon-desc" gchar* : Read / Write
If the indicator sets it's status to APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_ATTENTION
then this textual description of the icon shown.
Default value: NULL
"attention-icon-name"
property"attention-icon-name" gchar* : Read / Write
If the indicator sets it's status to APP_INDICATOR_STATUS_ATTENTION
then this icon is shown.
Default value: NULL
"category"
property"category" gchar* : Read / Write / Construct Only
The type of indicator that this represents. Please don't use 'Other'. Defaults to 'ApplicationStatus'.
Default value: NULL
"connected"
property"connected" gboolean : Read
Pretty simple, TRUE
if we have a reasonable expectation of being
displayed through this object. You should hide your TrayIcon if so.
Default value: FALSE
"dbus-menu-server"
property"dbus-menu-server" DbusmenuServer* : Read / Write
A way to get the internal dbusmenu server if it is available. This should only be used for testing.
"icon-desc"
property"icon-desc" gchar* : Read / Write
The description of the regular icon that is shown for the indicator.
Default value: NULL
"icon-name"
property"icon-name" gchar* : Read / Write
The name of the regular icon that is shown for the indicator.
Default value: NULL
"icon-theme-path"
property"icon-theme-path" gchar* : Read / Write / Construct
An additional place to look for icon names that may be installed by the application.
Default value: NULL
"id"
property"id" gchar* : Read / Write / Construct Only
The ID for this indicator, which should be unique, but used consistently by this program and its indicator.
Default value: NULL
"label"
property"label" gchar* : Read / Write
A label that can be shown next to the string in the application indicator. The label will not be shown unless there is an icon as well. The label is useful for numerical and other frequently updated information. In general, it shouldn't be shown unless a user requests it as it can take up a significant amount of space on the user's panel. This may not be shown in all visualizations.
Default value: NULL
"label-guide"
property"label-guide" gchar* : Read / Write
An optional string to provide guidance to the panel on how big the "label" string could get. If this is set correctly then the panel should never 'jiggle' as the string adjusts through out the range of options. For instance, if you were providing a percentage like "54% thrust" in "label" you'd want to set this string to "100% thrust" to ensure space when Scotty can get you enough power.
Default value: NULL
"ordering-index"
property"ordering-index" guint : Read / Write
The ordering index is an odd parameter, and if you think you don't need it you're probably right. In general, the application indicator try to place the applications in a recreatable place taking into account which category they're in to try and group them. But, there are some cases where you'd want to ensure indicators are next to each other. To do that you can override the generated ordering index and replace it with a new one. Again, you probably don't want to be doing this, but in case you do, this is the way.
Default value: 0
"status"
property"status" gchar* : Read / Write
Whether the indicator is shown or requests attention. Defaults to 'Passive'.
Default value: NULL
"connection-changed"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gboolean arg1,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
Signaled when we connect to a watcher, or when it drops away.
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The AppIndicator object |
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Whether we're connected or not |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
"new-attention-icon"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
Emitted when "attention-icon-name" is changed
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The AppIndicator object |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
"new-icon"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
when "icon-name" is changed
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The AppIndicator object |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
"new-icon-theme-path"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gchar *arg1,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
Signaled when there is a new icon set for the object.
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The AppIndicator object |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
"new-label"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gchar *arg1,
gchar *arg1,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
Emitted when either "label" or "label-guide" are changed.
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The AppIndicator object |
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The string for the label |
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The string for the guide |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
"new-status"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gchar *arg1,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
Emitted when "status" is changed
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The AppIndicator object |
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The string value of the AppIndicatorStatus enum. |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
"scroll-event"
signalvoid user_function (AppIndicator *arg0,
gint arg1,
guint arg2,
gpointer user_data) : Run Last
Signaled when the AppIndicator receives a scroll event.
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The AppIndicator object |
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How many steps the scroll wheel has taken |
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(type Gdk.ScrollDirection) Which direction the wheel went in |
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user data set when the signal handler was connected. |