CCMenu Class Reference

#import <CCMenu.h>

Inheritance diagram for CCMenu:

Collaboration diagram for CCMenu:

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
(id)	- initWithArray:
(void)	- alignItemsVertically
(void)	- alignItemsVerticallyWithPadding:
(void)	- alignItemsHorizontally
(void)	- alignItemsHorizontallyWithPadding:
(void)	- alignItemsInColumns:
(void)	- alignItemsInColumns:vaList:
(void)	- alignItemsInColumnsWithArray:
(void)	- alignItemsInRows:
(void)	- alignItemsInRows:vaList:
(void)	- alignItemsInRowsWithArray:
(void)	- setHandlerPriority:
Static Public Member Functions
(id)	+ menuWithItems:
(id)	+ menuWithItems:vaList:
(id)	+ menuWithArray:
Protected Attributes
tCCMenuState	_state
CCMenuItem *	_selectedItem
BOOL	_enabled
Properties
BOOL	enabled

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Detailed Description

A CCMenu

Features and Limitation:

• You can add MenuItem objects in runtime using addChild:
• But the only accecpted children are MenuItem objects

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Member Function Documentation

- (void) alignItemsHorizontally

align items horizontally

- (void) alignItemsHorizontallyWithPadding:

(float)

padding

align items horizontally with padding

Since:

v0.7.2

- (void) alignItemsInColumns:		(NSNumber *)	columns
,			NS_REQUIRES_NIL_TERMINATION

align items in rows of columns

- (void) alignItemsInRows:		(NSNumber *)	rows
,			NS_REQUIRES_NIL_TERMINATION

align items in columns of rows

- (void) alignItemsVertically

align items vertically

- (void) alignItemsVerticallyWithPadding:

(float)

padding

align items vertically with padding

Since:

v0.7.2

- (id) initWithArray:

(NSArray *)

arrayOfItems

initializes a CCMenu with a NSArray of CCMenuItem objects

+ (id) menuWithArray:

(NSArray *)

arrayOfItems

creates a CCMenu with a NSArray of CCMenuItem objects

+ (id) menuWithItems:		(CCMenuItem *)	item
,			NS_REQUIRES_NIL_TERMINATION

creates a CCMenu with CCMenuItem objects

+ (id) menuWithItems:		(CCMenuItem *)	firstItem
vaList:		(va_list)	args

creates a CCMenu with CCMenuItem objects

- (void) setHandlerPriority:

(NSInteger)

newPriority

set event handler priority. By default it is: kCCMenuTouchPriority

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Property Documentation

- (BOOL) enabled [read, write, assign]

whether or not the menu will receive events

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• CCMenu.h