Base popup builder function, used by other popup generators

A static choice dialog popup.

A static choice dialog popup returning the popup function

Create a popup and add it to the page. Body and foot are static content. Can be closed by the ClosePopup message.

As closablePopup but accept functions and return the popup function Can be closed by the ClosePopup message.

A static confirmation popup.

Popup with an input textbox and two buttons. The text is reflected in Model.PopupDialogText. Return confirms the dialog, as it does in any other dialog with one obvious action. It used to reach KeyTypes.ScLeaveTextBox, whose job is to hand the keyboard back to the schematic: inside a popup that blurred the box the user had just typed into and did nothing else, which read as the entry having been thrown away. Swallowed here whether or not the action is available, so that Return means one thing inside a dialog rather than confirming it or emptying it depending on whether what has been typed so far is valid.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with a compulsory description and a value, for editing an existing sheet parameter whose name is fixed. The caller seeds Text2 with the current description so that editing only the value leaves it intact. `valueProblem` is asked what is wrong with the value now in the box, and its answer is shown. The OK button is disabled when a slot of the sheet would break at the new value, and used to be disabled in silence - leaving the user to guess which component objected and why, when the constraint that failed carries a sentence written to explain exactly that.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with both text and int.

Create the body of a memory dialog popup: asks for AddressWidth and WordWidth, two integers.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with only an int whose value is bounded

Create the body of a dialog Popup with only an int.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with only text.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with only text for sheet description (can have an initial value + allow empty).

Create the body of a dialog Popup with both text and int.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with text and two ints. focus: which of the boxes has initial focus (= 1,2,3)

Create the body of a dialog Popup with a name, a compulsory description, and a value. Used to declare a sheet parameter: the description is what a custom component instance of the sheet shows the user when it asks them for a value, so a parameter cannot be declared without one. Name goes to Text, description to Text2, value to Int2. `nameIsTaken` is asked whether the sheet already declares a parameter of that name. Passed in rather than worked out here, so that this file needs to know nothing about where a sheet keeps its parameters.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with two ints.

Create the body of a dialog Popup with two text fields, both required. First goes to Text, second to Text2.

Create the body of a Verilog Editor Popup.

Popup with an input textbox and two buttons. The text is reflected in Model.PopupDialogText. The Verilog editor. Unlike every other popup here it holds work that exists nowhere else until it is saved, so leaving it is the one irrecoverable thing it can do. `cancelAction` is therefore given all three ways out that are not Save - the Cancel button, the X, and a click on the background - rather than each dispatching ClosePopup for itself. They discard exactly the same edits, so a confirmation on one of them and not the others would be a confirmation the user can miss by clicking somewhere else.

Body and foot are functions that take a string of text and produce a reactElement. The meaning of the input string to those functions is the content of PopupDialogText (i.e. in a dialog popup, the string is the current value of the input box.).

As dynamicClosablePopup but accept functions of dispatch and return the popup function

Popup to track progress of some long operation. Progress is captured via two dialog integers, current and max number. Typically the number is number of steps. The popup display is controlled by model.PopupDialog integers. Progress model updates must change these.

Base popup builder function, used by other popup generators: close function depends on (dynamic) model. OK button is enabled based on return from body function

A parameter's value, typed into a box. A text box parsed as a bigint rather than an Input.number, because a parameter value is a ParamInt and so may be larger than any int: a parameter that gives a wide Constant its value is the case that needs it. The box is uncontrolled, so an unparseable entry stays on screen to be corrected while Int2 goes to None, which is what the red text and the disabled button read.

The red text under a parameter's value box: shown only once the box has been made unparseable, since it opens holding a value that parses.

Unclosable popup.

What the editor holds for a Verilog component that has not been written yet. Named rather than written inline in setInitState below because the cancel path compares against it: a new component whose code is still this has had nothing typed into it, so closing the editor throws nothing away and need not ask. See CatalogueView.createVerilogPopup.