Make a simple toolbar

#1

hi all !
I’m new to the forum and I JUCE test for a project.
I wanted to know how to add a toolbar simply, I searched the API and I think we should use:
Toolbar :: addItem
but it is necessary to create and I ToolbarItemFactory blocks at this level, if someone has a piece of code to unlock me I’m interested :slight_smile:

#2

There’s a toolbar example in the juce demo - did you look at that?

#3

Where i can found it ?
I can not seem to find an example except:
http://code.google.com/p/juced/wiki/JuceTutorial

#4

juce/extras/jucedemo

Or just grep the tree for “toolbar”!

#5

I have clone Git repository with JUCEdemo and use the toolbar example , but now i have an other problem with picture resources, i want to add an icon (.png) on my toolbar, i add this icon with IntroJuicer 3.0 in source folder to generate BinaryData.cpp, but when i want to adapt the class ToolbarDemoComp i have an error :

My factory :

[code]class DemoToolbarItemFactory : public ToolbarItemFactory
{
public:
DemoToolbarItemFactory() {}

    //==============================================================================
    // Each type of item a toolbar can contain must be given a unique ID. These
    // are the ones we'll use in this demo.
    enum DemoToolbarItemIds
    {
        guitare_png         = 1,
        
    };
    
    void getAllToolbarItemIds (Array <int>& ids)
    {
        // This returns the complete list of all item IDs that are allowed to
        // go in our toolbar. Any items you might want to add must be listed here. The
        // order in which they are listed will be used by the toolbar customisation panel.
        
        ids.add (guitare_png);
        
        
        // If you're going to use separators, then they must also be added explicitly
        // to the list.
        ids.add (separatorBarId);
        ids.add (spacerId);
        ids.add (flexibleSpacerId);
    }
    
    void getDefaultItemSet (Array <int>& ids)
    {
        // This returns an ordered list of the set of items that make up a
        // toolbar's default set. Not all items need to be on this list, and
        // items can appear multiple times (e.g. the separators used here).
        ids.add (guitare_png);
        
        ids.add (spacerId);
        ids.add (separatorBarId);
        
        ids.add (separatorBarId);
        ids.add (flexibleSpacerId);
        
        ids.add (flexibleSpacerId);
        ids.add (separatorBarId);
        
    }
    
    ToolbarItemComponent* createItem (int itemId)
    {
        switch (itemId)
        {
                
            case guitare_png:    return new ToolbarButton (itemId, "juce!", Drawable::createFromImageData (BinaryData::guitare_png, BinaryData::guitare_pngSize), 0);
            default:                break;
        }
        
        return 0;
    }
    
    
    // Demonstrates how to put a custom component into a toolbar - this one contains
    // a ComboBox.
    class CustomToolbarComboBox : public ToolbarItemComponent
    {
    public:
        CustomToolbarComboBox (const int toolbarItemId)
        : ToolbarItemComponent (toolbarItemId, "Custom Toolbar Item", false),
        comboBox ("demo toolbar combo box")
        {
            addAndMakeVisible (&comboBox);
            
            for (int i = 1; i < 20; ++i)
                comboBox.addItem ("Toolbar ComboBox item " + String (i), i);
            
            comboBox.setSelectedId (1);
            comboBox.setEditableText (true);
        }
        
        bool getToolbarItemSizes (int /*toolbarDepth*/, bool isToolbarVertical,
                                  int& preferredSize, int& minSize, int& maxSize)
        {
            if (isToolbarVertical)
                return false;
            
            preferredSize = 250;
            minSize = 80;
            maxSize = 300;
            return true;
        }
        
        void paintButtonArea (Graphics&, int, int, bool, bool)
        {
        }
        
        void contentAreaChanged (const Rectangle<int>& contentArea)
        {
            comboBox.setSize (contentArea.getWidth() - 2,
                              jmin (contentArea.getHeight() - 2, 22));
            
            comboBox.setCentrePosition (contentArea.getCentreX(), contentArea.getCentreY());
        }
        
    private:
        ComboBox comboBox;
    };
};
DemoToolbarItemFactory factory;

};[/code]

#6

I’m a bit confused by what you’re saying - do you mean that the BinaryData.cpp that the introjucer generated fails to compile with that error? If so, please email me a copy so I can see what it’s done wrong!