feathers.controls

Displays a message in a modal pop-up dialog with a title and a set of buttons.

An optional root class for Feathers UI applications that will automatically scale the application based on the screen density of the device.

Loads and displays an asset using either OpenFL's asset management system or from a URL.

A simple button control with states, but no content, that is useful for purposes like skinning. For a more full-featured button, with a label and icon, see feathers.controls.Button instead.

A simple toggle button control with selection, pointer states, but no content, that is useful for purposes like skinning. For a more full-featured toggle button, with a label and icon, see feathers.controls.ToggleButton instead.

A push button control that may be triggered when pressed and released.

A grouping of buttons.

Displays a calendar for a specific month.

A pop-up container that points at (or calls out) a specific region of the application (typically a specific control that triggered it).

A toggle control that contains a label and a box that may be checked (or unchecked) to indicate selection.

Displays a control consisting of a TextInput and Button that allows an item from a collection to be selected. When the button is triggered, a list box of items is displayed as a pop-up. The text input allows filtering, or (optionally) choosing custom items.

A container that displays primary content in the center with a drawer that opens and closes from one of the four edges of the container.

Displays a collection of form controls.

Displays text next to a control in a form.

Displays a list of items as a table. Each item is rendered as a row, divided into columns for each of the item's fields. Supports scrolling, custom cell, sorting columns, resizing columns, and drag and drop re-ordering of columns.

Configures a column in a GridView component.

Displays a list of items divided into groups or sections. Accepts a hierarchical tree of items, similar to TreeView, but limits the display to two levels of hierarchy at most. Supports scrolling, custom item renderers, and custom layouts.

A container that displays draggable dividers between each of its children, which are positioned from left to right in a single row.

Displays the progress of a task in a horizontal direction, from left to right.

A horizontal scroll bar, for use with scrolling containers like ScrollContainer and ListView.

A horizontal slider where you may select a value within a range by dragging a thumb along the x-axis of a track.

A header that displays a title in the center, and optional views on the left and right.

A toggle associated with a specific group.

A UI component that displays a range of values from a minimum to a maximum.

Minimum requirements for a scroll bar to be usable with subclasses of the BaseScrollContainer component.

An interface for a user interface component that may be selected.

A UI component that dispatches TriggerEvent.TRIGGER. Some components may prefer to listen for TriggerEvent.TRIGGER instead of MouseEvent.CLICK or TouchEvent.TOUCH_TAP.

Displays text with an optional background.

A generic container that supports layouts and automatically sizes itself based on its content.

Displays a one-dimensional list of items. Supports scrolling, custom item renderers, and custom layouts.

Select a value between a minimum and a maximum by using increment and decrement buttons or typing in a value in a text input.

Displays a series of dots or other symbols, usually corresponding to a page index in another UI control, such as PageNavigator.

A container with a header on top and a footer on the bottom, with a region in the center for content that supports layout and scrolling. Both the header and the footer are optional.

Displays a Button that may be triggered to display a ListView as a pop-up. The list view may be customized to display in different ways, such as a drop-down, inside a Callout, or as a modal overlay.

A selectable control that may be toggled on and off and exists in a group that requires a single, exclusive toggled item.

A generic container that supports layout, scrolling, and a background skin.

A line of tabs, where one may be selected at a time.

A text entry control that allows users to enter and edit multiple lines of uniformly-formatted text with the ability to scroll.

A special type of Callout designed to display text only.

A text entry control that allows users to enter and edit a single line of uniformly-formatted text.

A button that may be selected and deselected when clicked.

Similar to a light switch, with on and off states that may be toggled. An alternative to a Check, especially on mobile.

Displays a hierarchical tree of items. Supports scrolling, custom item renderers, and custom layouts.

A container that displays draggable dividers between each of its children, which are positioned from top to bottom in a single column.

Displays the progress of a task in a vertical direction, from bottom to top.

A vertical scroll bar, for use with scrolling containers like ScrollContainer and ListView.

A vertical slider where you may select a value within a range by dragging a thumb along the y-axis of a track.