WXGRIDCELLNUMBEREDITOR(3erl)

okay so you just opened the 3erl page for wxGridCel...berEditor — Erlang Module Definition energy, bestie — and the actual class is wxGridCellNumberEditor. It's giving “tiny grid editor, big numeric main character” ✨

💖 NAME 💖

wxGridCellNumberEditor — Functions for wxGridCellNumberEditor class. That's the whole assignment, and she ate. 💅

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Grid cell editor for numeric integer data. Literally here to edit integers in a grid cell, no cap. 🍓

See: these related besties —

• wxGridCellEditor
• wxGridCellAutoWrapStringEditor (not implemented in wx)
• wxGridCellBoolEditor
• wxGridCellChoiceEditor
• wxGridCellEnumEditor (not implemented in wx)
• wxGridCellFloatEditor
• wxGridCellTextEditor
• wxGridCellDateEditor (not implemented in wx)

This class is derived (and can use functions) from: wxGridCellTextEditor and wxGridCellEditor. Family tree slay. 🌸

The wxWidgets docs pointer is literally: wxWidgets docs: wxGridCellNumberEditor.

🌈 DATA TYPES 🌈

One type, and she's simple:

wxGridCellNumberEditor() = wx:wx_object()

✨ EXPORTS ✨

• new() -> wxGridCellNumberEditor() — makes a new one, iconic.
• new(Options :: [Option]) -> wxGridCellNumberEditor() — makes a new one with options. Types:

Option = {min, integer()} | {max, integer()}

Allows you to specify the range for acceptable data.

Values equal to -1 for both min and max indicate that no range checking should be done. That's the “range check? never met her” switch, iykyk. 🫶

• getValue(This) -> unicode:charlist() — returns the value currently in the editor control. Types:

This = wxGridCellNumberEditor()

• setParameters(This, Params) -> ok — sets the parameters and returns ok. Types:

This = wxGridCellNumberEditor()
Params = unicode:chardata()

Parameters string format is "min,max". Exact vibes, no improv. 🎀

• destroy(This :: wxGridCellNumberEditor()) -> ok — destroys the object. bye queen 💀👑

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Signed with love by the wxWidgets team 💖 — source/version tag wx 2.2.2.1, manual page wxGridCel...berEditor(3erl). The footer doesn't give a separate calendar date, so the version tag is the date-ish detail we've got. bye bestie 🫶🌈