A window with decorations that holds views.

Constructor

CCWindow(number x, number y, number width, number height) <- CCEventHandler

• x: The X position of the window
• y: The Y position of the window
• width: The width of the window
• height: The height of the window

Properties

• table window: The ComputerCraft window this window occupies
• string title: The text in the title bar
• table frame: The frame of the window
  • number x: The X position of the window relative to the superview
  • number y: The Y position of the window relative to the superview
  • number width: The width of the window
  • number height: The height of the window
• table defaultFrame: The frame of the window when not maximized
• CCViewController viewController: The view controller that holds the views inside the window
• color repaintColor: The default color of the window when there isn't a view controller
• CCApplication application: The application this window is registered to
• boolean maximized: Whether the window is maximized
• boolean maximizable: Whether the window can be maximized (hides/shows green box in title bar)
• boolean showTitleBar: Whether to show a title bar

Methods

• nil redraw(): Redraws the window.
• nil resize(number newWidth, number newHeight): Resizes the window to a new size.
  • newWidth: The new width of the window
  • newHeight: The new height of the window
• nil setTitle(string str): Sets the title of the window
  • str: The new title of the window
• nil setViewController(CCViewController vc, CCApplication app): Sets the view controller and application for the window.
  • vc: The new view controller of the window
  • app: The application to register the window to
• nil registerObject(CCEventHandler obj): Registers an object to the application. Use this instead of CCApplication.registerObject().
  • obj: The object to register, must conform to CCEventHandler
• nil close(): Closes the window.
• nil present(CCWindow newwin): Shows a window on screen.
  • newwin: The new window to show