
Gtk2::Ex::NumberRange - A simple widget for specifying a number range. (For example, "> 10 and <= 20")

A simple widget for specifying a number range. (For example, "> 10 and <= 20")

use Gtk2::Ex::NumberRange;
my $numberrange = Gtk2::Ex::NumberRange->new;
$numberrange->set_model(['>', 10, 'and', '<=', 20]);
$numberrange->signal_connect('changed' =>
sub {
print Dumper $numberrange->get_model;
}
);

The $model is a ref to a list with 5 parameters;
$numberrange->set_model(['>', 10, 'and', '<=', 20]);
Will also accept a list with 2 parameters.
$numberrange->set_model(['>', 10]);
Returns the model.
This method returns a Gtk2::Ex::PopupWindow. The popup window will contain a Gtk2::Ex::NumberRange widget and two buttons.
Converts the $model into an SQL condition so that it can be used directly in and SQL statement. $numberfieldname is the fieldname that will be used inside the SQL condition.
See the SIGNALS section to see the supported signals.



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