RasterToolbar( [parent [, size]] )

Creates a toolbar. Toolbars are usually placed in DIV elements somewhere in the document. The id of the DIV is given to the constructor via the parent argument.

Toolbars will take all the horizontal space of its parent container. The height of the parent container should be set according to the toolbar's size (see size argument below).

The next code fragment illustrates how to create a commands in a group and add the commands to a toolbar:
// create command group
var commands = RasterCommand.createGroup( myHandler )

// add commands to the group
// args:      id      icon           icon32  text
commands.add( "new",  ICONS16.PAGE,    null, "New" );
commands.add( "open", ICONS16.FOLDER,  null, "Open" );
commands.add( "save", ICONS16.FLOPPY,  null, "Save" );

// Create toolbar in DIV#toolbar container
var tBar = new RasterToolbar("toolbar", "small");
tBar.add( commands('new')  );
tBar.add( commands('open') );
tBar.add( commands('save') );

:

<body>
   
   <div id="toolbar" style="height:28px"></div>

 

Parameters

Name Type   Description
parent object optional One of the following: a string containing the ID of a DOM element, a reference to a DOM element, or another control object. If this argument is null, the control is created but not attached to the DOM tree.

The RasterControl.setParent() method can be used later to specify a parent container.
size string optional Specifies the size of the toolbar. The possible values are "small", "medium", or "large".
  • small: creates a 28px-thick tool bar using 16x16 icons, showing any command text next to the icon.
  • medium: crates a 48px-thick tool bar using 16x16 icons, showing any command text below to the icon.
  • large: crates a 64px-thick tool bar using 32x32 icons, showing any command text below to the icon.
If this value is null or not set, a small toolbar is created. This argument is not case-sensitive.
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