class:: PdefAllGui
summary:: see all Pdefs and their state
categories:: Libraries>JITLib>GUI, Live Coding
related:: Classes/TdefAllGui, Classes/PdefGui

description::

PdefAllGui uses link::Classes/PdefGui:: views to display all Pdefs, or a selection. Overview: link::Overviews/JITLib::

ClassMethods::

subsection::Creation

method::new

argument::numItems
the maximum number of Pdefs that can be shown.

argument::parent
a parent view on which to display. If nil, a new window is created; strong::parent:: can also be an existing window or a composite view.

argument::bounds
a desired size and position where to display a JITGui. can be nil, a link::Classes/Point::, or a link::Classes/Rect::. JITGuis know their minimum size ( strong::minSize:: ), and if bounds is nil, minSize is used. if bounds is a point or rect, it will be set to at least minSize. With a rect one can also supply a position where to display. If a point,shown size is the maximum of bounds and minSize.

argument::makeSkip
///// Not Done Yet, but on the list

A flag whether to make a skipjack.

argument::options
///// Not Done Yet, but on the list

the only option for PdefAllGui will be [\makeEdit]. adding a "front" PdefGui that also shows the front Pdef's envir.

Examples::

code::
(
Pdef(\a, { |e| 100.do { |i| i.postln; 0.5.wait } });
Pdef(\b, { |e| 100.do { |i| Pdef(\a).set(\otto, 8.rand); exprand(0.1, 3.0).wait } });
t = PdefAllGui(8);
)

	// if you have too many Pdefs, an ezscroller lets you select
"abcdefghijk".do { |ch| Pdef(ch.asSymbol) };

	// you can also filter which ones you see:
Pdef(\a_otti);
Pdef(\a_annerl);
Pdef(\a_bebe);

	// or better from gui
t.prefix_("a_");
t.filtering_(true);

	// if prefix is "", it will filter anything with "_" in it.
t.prefix_("");
t.filtering_(false);
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