ListContainer

com.jsmacrosce.wagyourgui.containers.ListContainer

A five-column list of selectable component buttons registered with a supplied widget host.
Call init() after construction to register the scrollbar and buttons; arrange any popup-hook invocation separately.
Buttons report their captured zero-based item index to the callback without closing the container. The factory takes a caller-supplied IOverlayParent, native Font, java.util.List of native Component choices and JavaScript callback:

function makeList(parent, font, choices, onSelected) {
 const ListContainer = Java.type('com.jsmacrosce.wagyourgui.containers.ListContainer');  
 const list = new ListContainer(10, 10, 300, 120, font, choices, parent, JavaWrapper.methodToJava(onSelected));  
 list.init();  
 return list;  
}

Constructors

new ListContainer

new ListContainer(int x, int y, int width, int height, Font textRenderer, List<Component> list, IOverlayParent parent, Consumer<Integer> onSelect)#

Stores the list, geometry, rendering font, widget host, and selection callback; call init() separately to register widgets. The supplied component list is retained by reference; changes are read on a later init(), not applied to existing rows automatically.

Parameters:

• x: left GUI coordinate
• y: top GUI coordinate
• width: container width in GUI units
• height: container height in GUI units
• textRenderer: non-null font used to render item labels
• list: non-null native list of non-null component labels to create rows from
• parent: non-null widget host that receives registered widgets
• onSelect: non-null callback used when an item is selected

Fields

onSelect

onSelect: Consumer<Integer>#

Consumer invoked with the zero-based item index after the stored selection and hover flags are updated, including when reselecting the same item. Keep it non-null before selection. Reassignment affects future calls; callback failure does not roll back the updated selection or highlights.

Methods

addItem

addItem(Component name): void#

Creates and registers a button at the next zero-based item index, in a five-column grid with 12-unit row heights. Uses the current stored scroll origin, even before init; clicking selects the captured index. This does not modify the constructor's input list, update the scrollbar range, filter visibility or select the item.

Parameters:

• name: non-null native component label for the button

init

init(): void#

Clears local widget tracking, resets the row origin to y + 13 and registers a scrollbar configured for two pages, then appends buttons for the retained input list. The retained rows and selected index are not cleared, and earlier parent widget registrations are not removed, so repeated calls append duplicate rows rather than refresh them. The scrollbar range is not adjusted to item count, and new rows are not initially visibility-filtered.

onScrollbar

onScrollbar(double page): void#

Repositions every retained row in five columns with 12-unit row heights from the origin y + 13 - (int) (page * (height - 27)). Visibility checks each row's top against the inclusive interval from y + 13 to y + height - 27, not whether its full bounds fit. This does not recompute the scrollbar range or change the selected index.

Parameters:

• page: unclamped offset in units of height - 27 GUI coordinates, not a normalized percentage

render

render(GuiGraphics drawContext, int mouseX, int mouseY, float delta): void#

Submits full-label popups for tracked buttons whose stored hovering flag is set and whose label does not fit. It does not submit the buttons or a background, or forward the hook to the widget host or children. Neither the inherited visibility flag nor button visibility or active state is checked here; forceHover alone is not the popup predicate.

Parameters:

• drawContext: graphics receiving the popup
• mouseX: GUI x-coordinate used to position the popup
• mouseY: GUI y-coordinate used to position the popup
• delta: unused frame value

setSelected

setSelected(int index): void#

Selects the indexed row, updates its highlight, and invokes onSelect even when it was already selected. The index is not validated before state changes; an invalid index may fail after clearing the old highlight and storing the new index. The callback is not null-checked and runs after the selection and highlight updates; callback failure does not roll them back. This does not close the container or scroll to the item.

Parameters:

• index: valid zero-based index into the retained item list; -1 is not a deselection operation