module Fox
#
# An FXWizard widget guides the user through a number of panels
# in a predefined sequence; each step must be completed before
# moving on to the next step.
# For example, an FXWizard may be used to install software components,
# and ask various questions at each step in the installation.
#
# === Message identifiers
#
# +ID_NEXT+:: Move to the next panel in the wizard
# +ID_BACK+:: Move to the previous panel in the wizard
#
class FXWizard < FXDialogBox
# The button frame {FXHorizontalFrame}
attr_reader :buttonFrame
# The "Advance" button {FXButton}
attr_reader :advanceButton
# The "Retreat" button {FXButton}
attr_reader :retreatButton
# The "Finish" button {FXButton}
attr_reader :finishButton
# The "Cancel" button {FXButton}
attr_reader :cancelButton
# The container used as parent for the sub-panels {FXSwitcher}
attr_reader :container
# The image being displayed {FXImage}
attr_accessor :image
#
# Return an initialized FXWizard instance.
# If _owner_ is a window, the dialog box will float over that window.
# If _owner_ is the application, the dialog box will be free-floating.
#
def initialize(owner, name, image, opts=DECOR_TITLE|DECOR_BORDER|DECOR_RESIZE, x=0, y=0, width=0, height=0, padLeft=10, padRight=10, padTop=10, padBottom=10, hSpacing=10, vSpacing=10) # :yields: theWizard
end
# Return the number of panels.
def numPanels; end
#
# Bring the child window at _index_ to the top.
# Raises IndexError if _index_ is out of bounds.
#
def currentPanel=(index); end
#
# Return the index of the child window currently on top.
#
def currentPanel; end
end
end