Ui.GroupElement groups.
Groups allow to gather and layout GUI elements and summarize their actions. See the styling information.
The type for specifying alignements. `Stretch is dodgy.
val v : ?class':Jstr.t -> ?enabled:bool Note.signal -> ?action:'a Note.event -> ?xdir_align:align -> ?dir_align:align ->
dir:dir -> Brr.El.t list Note.signal -> 'a tv ~class' ~enabled ~action ~dir_align ~xdir_align ~dir cs layouts elements cs in a container. Arguments are as follows:
dir is the layout direction for elementsdir_align is the alignment between elements in the layout direction. Defaults to `Start.xdir_align is the alignement between elements in the direction perpendicular to the layout direction. Defaults to `Start.action can be used by the client to summarize the user interaction performed by the underlying elements. Defaults to Note.E.neverenabled visually indicates if the group can be interacted with. Defaults to Note.S.Bool.true'class' is added to the underlying element's classes.val action : 'a t -> 'a Note.eventaction g occurs whenever an action occurs in the group (see v).
val enabled : 'a t -> bool Note.signalenabled g is true iff g is enabled.
val with_action : 'b Note.event -> 'a t -> 'b twith_action action g uses g for g's action.
The element returned by el makes use of the following CSS classes:
ui-group always.ui-dir-{h,v} according to dir.ui-dir-align-{start,end,center,justify,distribute,stretch} according to dir_alignui-xdir-align-{start,end,center,justify,distribute,stretch} according to xdir_alignui-disabled whenever enabled is false.