AtkRange
AtkRange — A given range or subrange, to be used with AtkValue
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Includes
#include <atk/atk.h>
Description
AtkRange are used on AtkValue, in order to represent the full
range of a given component (for example an slider or a range
control), or to define each individual subrange this full range is
splitted if available. See AtkValue documentation for further
details.
Functions
atk_range_copy ()
AtkRange *
atk_range_copy (AtkRange *src);
Returns a new AtkRange that is a exact copy of src
Returns
a new AtkRange copy of src
.
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Since: 2.12
atk_range_free ()
void
atk_range_free (AtkRange *range);
Free range
Since: 2.12
atk_range_get_lower_limit ()
gdouble
atk_range_get_lower_limit (AtkRange *range);
Returns the lower limit of range
Returns
the lower limit of range
Since: 2.12
atk_range_get_upper_limit ()
gdouble
atk_range_get_upper_limit (AtkRange *range);
Returns the upper limit of range
Returns
the upper limit of range
Since: 2.12
atk_range_get_description ()
const gchar *
atk_range_get_description (AtkRange *range);
Returns the human readable description of range
Returns
the human-readable description of range
Since: 2.12
atk_range_new ()
AtkRange *
atk_range_new (gdouble lower_limit,
gdouble upper_limit,
const gchar *description);
Creates a new AtkRange.
Returns
a new AtkRange.
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Since: 2.12