App
Application class.
| Header | #include "nativeui/app.h" |
| Namespace | namespace nu |
| Type | class |
This class represents current app and provides app wide APIs.
This class can not be created by user, you must create State first and
then receive an instance of App via App::GetCurrent.
nu::State state;
nu::App* app = nu::App::GetCurrent();
Class methods
App* GetCurrent()
Return current app.
Return
App*Methods
void SetApplicationMenu(scoped_refptr<MenuBar> menu) macOS
Set the application menu bar.
Parameters
MenuBar* GetApplicationMenu() const macOS
Return the application menu bar.
Return
MenuBar*void SetDockBadgeLabel(const std::string& label) macOS
Set the label to be displayed in dock’s badging area.
Parameters
const std::string&label
std::string GetDockBadgeLabel() const macOS
Get the label displayed in dock’s badging area.
Return
std::stringvoid Activate(bool force) macOS
Make current app the active app.
The force parameter is normally set to false. When the Finder launches
an app, using a value of false for force allows the app to become active
if the user waits for it to launch, but the app remains unobtrusive if the
user activates another app. Regardless of the setting of flag, there may
be a time lag before the app activates—you should not assume the app will
be active immediately after sending this message.
Parameters
boolforce
void Deactivate() macOS
Deactivate current app.
bool IsActive() macOS
Return whether current app is the active app.
Return
boolvoid SetActivationPolicy(App::ActivationPolicy policy) macOS
Modify the app's activation policy.
Parameters
App::ActivationPolicypolicy
App::ActivationPolicy GetActivationPolicy() const macOS
Return app's activation policy.
Return
App::ActivationPolicy