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Bablakeluke at 16:35, 18 March 2017

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Bablakeluke: Bablakeluke moved page Window Templates to Widget Templates: Renamed to 'widgets' instead of windows.

2017-03-18T16:34:11Z

Bablakeluke moved page Window Templates to Widget Templates: Renamed to 'widgets' instead of windows.

Bablakeluke at 13:54, 12 February 2017

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Window templates are a new way of easily making reusable, extremely extendible UI components in PowerUI. They are central to the ''window manager'' which forms the basis of other systems such as [[Dialogue|dialogue (speech)]] and [[Context Menus|context menus]].

== Making a template ==

A template requires these 3 parts:

* A C# file which handles any logic for you.
Inside is a class which ultimately derive from Window ''(context menu's, for example, derive from ContextMenu which itself is a Window)''.

* A html file which provides the basic style
''(which is actually CSS, because Unity doesn't recognise .css as text)''

* A html file which provides the basic layout

== Template structure ==

The (self contained) structure of those files is usually like this:

* MyTemplate/myTemplate.cs
* MyTemplate/Resources/myTemplate-style.html
* MyTemplate/Resources/myTemplate-template.html

For an example of a built in window, check out the "Floating Window" which is at PowerUI/Source/Extras/Windows/Built in/Floating Window/

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-Window templates are a new way of easily making reusable, extremely extendible UI components in PowerUI. They are central to the [[Window Manager]] which forms the basis of other systems such as [[Dialogue|dialogue (speech)]] and [[Context Menu|context menus]].
+Widget templates are a new way of easily making reusable, extremely extendible UI components in PowerUI. They are central to the [[Widget Manager]] which forms the basis of other systems such as [[Dialogue|dialogue (speech)]] and [[Context Menu|context menus]].
-[[File:Floating_window.png|thumb|The built in floating window is one example of a template]]
+[[File:Floating_window.png|thumb|The built in floating window is one example of a widget template]]
 == Making a template ==
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 * A C# file which handles any logic for you.
-Inside is a class which ultimately derive from Window ''(context menu's, for example, derive from ContextMenu which itself is a Window)''.
+Inside is a class which ultimately derive from Widget ''(context menu's, for example, derive from ContextMenu which itself is a Widget)''.
 * A html file which provides the basic style ''(optional)''
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 * MyTemplate/Resources/myTemplate-template.html
-For an example of a built in window, check out the "Floating Window" which is at PowerUI/Source/Extras/Window System/Built in/Floating Window/
+For an example of a built in widget, check out the "Floating Window" which is at PowerUI/Source/Extras/Widgets/Built in/Floating Window/

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		+	[[File:Floating_window.png\|thumb\|The built in floating window is one example of a template]]

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−	Window templates are a new way of easily making reusable, extremely extendible UI components in PowerUI. They are central to the [[Window Manager]] which forms the basis of other systems such as [[Dialogue\|dialogue (speech)]] and [[Context ~~Menus~~\|context menus]].	+	Window templates are a new way of easily making reusable, extremely extendible UI components in PowerUI. They are central to the [[Window Manager]] which forms the basis of other systems such as [[Dialogue\|dialogue (speech)]] and [[Context Menu\|context menus]].

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 == Making a template ==
-A template requires these 3 parts:
+A template usually consists of 3 parts:
 * A C# file which handles any logic for you.
 Inside is a class which ultimately derive from Window ''(context menu's, for example, derive from ContextMenu which itself is a Window)''.
-* A html file which provides the basic style
+* A html file which provides the basic style ''(optional)''
 ''(which is actually CSS, because Unity doesn't recognise .css as text)''
-* A html file which provides the basic layout
+* A html file which provides the basic layout ''(optional)''
 == Template structure ==