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# frozen_string_literal: true
# holder is a particle that contain an atome so we use my_objet.holder.left(33)
# and it will move the atome contain in the holder particle to be manipulated
# it facilitate the access of some atome without being worried about their id
# this is mainly used int context of input , slider , etc...
# simple example
b=box({color: :black})
c=b.circle({width: 10, height: 10, color: :red})
b.holder(c)
wait 1 do
b.holder.center(true)
end
# second example ( holder is build in the input molecule)
text({ left: 33, top: 33, data: 'data collected', id: :infos })
inp = A.input({ width: 166,
trigger: :up,
back: :orange,
shadow: {
id: :s2,
left: 3, top: 3, blur: 3,
invert: true,
red: 0, green: 0, blue: 0, alpha: 0.9
},
text: :black,
smooth: 3,
left: 66,
top: 33,
default: 'type here'
}) do |val|
grab(:infos).data(val)
end
wait 2 do
inp.top(12)
wait 1 do
inp.width(666)
inp.holder.blur(6)
wait 1 do
inp.holder.blur(0)
inp.holder.data('injected data')
end
end
end
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