archived-tao/examples

Examples

Run the cargo run --example <file_name> to see how each example works.

• control_flow: tell event loop what to do in the next iteration, after the current one's finished.
• custom_events: user can create custom events and emit or listen to them through tao.
• fullscreen: example for configuring different screen sizes, and video modes.
• global_shortcut: listen to hotkeys (shortcuts) stored in a hotkey manager.
• handling_close: close window with a warning.
• request_redraw_threaded: same as request_redraw but multithreaded.
• request_redraw: an event emitted when it's needed to redraw (when resizing window for example).
• timer: an example that makes a timer which suspend the thread for some time.
• window_run_return: similar to run function of EventLoop, but accept non-move closures and returns control flow to the caller when exit.
• window_debug: example that debugs with eprintln.

Quite self-explainatory examples.

• accelerator: take hotkey as input.
• cursor_grab: prevent the cursor from going outside the window.
• cursor: set different cursor icons.
• custom_menu: user can create custom menu.
• drag_window: allow dragging window when hold left mouse and move.
• min_max_size: set smallest/largest window size you can zoom.
• minimize: minimize window.
• monitor_list: list all available monitors.
• mouse_wheel: get the difference in scrolling state (MouseScrollDelta) in pixel or line.
• multithreaded: same as multiwindow but multithreaded.
• multiwindow: create multiple windows
• parentwindow: a window inside another window.
• resizable: allow resizing window or not.
• set_ime_position: set IME (input method editor) position when click.
• transparent: make a transparent window.
• video_modes: example that lists all video modes of primary monitor
• window_icon: add window icon.
• window: example that makes a window.
• system_tray: add icon to your system tray, click icon to start.
• system_tray_no_menu: like system_tray, but no menu when right click icon.