Item

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Description:

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Properties:

• public Icon activatable { get; set; }
  An activatable icon that works like a button.
• public string activatable_tooltip { get; set; }
  The tooltip for the activatable icon.
• public string badge { get; set; }
  A badge shown next to the item's name.
• public bool editable { get; set; }
  Whether the item's name can be edited from within the source list.
• public Icon icon { get; set; }
  Primary icon.
• public string? markup { get; set; }
  Markup to be used instead of Granite.Widgets.SourceList.ExpandableItem.name This would mean that &, <, etc have to be escaped in the text, but basic formatting can be done on the item with HTML style tags.
• public string name { get; set; }
  The item's name. Primary and most important information.
• public ExpandableItem parent { get; }
  Parent Granite.Widgets.SourceList.ExpandableItem of the item. Must not be modified.
• public bool selectable { get; set; }
  Whether the item can be selected or not.
• public string? tooltip { get; set; }
  The item's tooltip. If set to null (default), the tooltip for the item will be the contents of the Granite.Widgets.SourceList.Item.name property.
• public bool visible { get; set; }
  Whether the item should appear in the source list's tree or not.

Creation methods:

• public Item (string name = "")
  Creates a new Granite.Widgets.SourceList.Item.

Methods:

• public virtual Menu? get_context_menu ()
  Invoked when the item is secondary-clicked or when the usual menu keys are pressed.

Signals:

• public virtual signal void action_activated ()
  The Granite.Widgets.SourceList.Item.activatable icon was activated.
• public virtual signal void activated ()
  Emitted when the item is double-clicked or when it is selected and one of the keys: Space, Shift+Space, Return or Enter is pressed. This signal is also for editable items.
• public virtual signal void edited (string new_name)
  Emitted when the user has finished editing the item's name.

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