Struct Checkbox 

pub struct Checkbox;

A customizable checkbox view for boolean selection.

The Checkbox struct provides several constructors, each offering different levels of customization and ease of use. The simplest is the Checkbox::new_rw constructor, which gets direct access to a signal and will update it when the checkbox is clicked.

Choose the constructor that best fits your needs based on whether you require labeling and how you prefer to manage the checkbox’s state (via closure or direct signal manipulation).

Implementations

impl Checkbox

pub fn new(checked: impl Fn() -> bool + 'static) -> ValueContainer<bool>

Creates a new checkbox with a closure that determines its checked state.

This method is useful when you want to create a checkbox whose state is determined by a closure. The state can be dynamically updated by the closure, and the checkbox will reflect these changes.

You can add an on_update handler to the returned ValueContainer to handle changes.

pub fn new_custom( checked: impl Fn() -> bool + 'static, custom_check: impl Into<String> + Clone + 'static, ) -> ValueContainer<bool>

Creates a new checkbox with a closure that determines its checked state and accepts a custom SVG

The semantics are the same as Checkbox::new.

You can add an on_update handler to the returned ValueContainer to handle changes.

pub fn new_rw( checked: impl SignalGet<bool> + SignalUpdate<bool> + Copy + 'static, ) -> impl IntoView

Creates a new checkbox with a signal that provides and updates its checked state.

This method is ideal when you need a checkbox that not only reflects a signal’s state but also updates it. Clicking the checkbox will toggle its state and update the signal accordingly.

pub fn new_rw_custom( checked: impl SignalGet<bool> + SignalUpdate<bool> + Copy + 'static, custom_check: impl Into<String> + Clone + 'static, ) -> impl IntoView

Creates a new checkbox with a signal that provides and updates its checked state and accepts a custom SVG for the symbol.

The semantics are the same as Checkbox::new_rw.

pub fn labeled<S: Display + 'static>( checked: impl Fn() -> bool + 'static, label: impl Fn() -> S + 'static, ) -> ValueContainer<bool>

Creates a new labeled checkbox with a closure that determines its checked state.

This method is useful when you want a labeled checkbox whose state is determined by a closure. The label is also provided by a closure, allowing for dynamic updates.

pub fn custom_labeled<S: Display + 'static>( checked: impl Fn() -> bool + 'static, label: impl Fn() -> S + 'static, custom_check: impl Into<String> + Clone + 'static, ) -> ValueContainer<bool>

Creates a new labeled checkbox with a closure that determines its checked state and accepts a custom SVG for the symbol.

The semantics are the same as Checkbox::labeled.

pub fn labeled_rw<S: Display + 'static>( checked: impl SignalGet<bool> + SignalUpdate<bool> + Copy + 'static, label: impl Fn() -> S + 'static, ) -> impl IntoView

Creates a new labeled checkbox with a signal that provides and updates its checked state.

This method is ideal when you need a labeled checkbox that not only reflects a signal’s state but also updates it. Clicking the checkbox will toggle its state and update the signal accordingly.

pub fn custom_labeled_rw<S: Display + 'static>( checked: impl SignalGet<bool> + SignalUpdate<bool> + Copy + 'static, label: impl Fn() -> S + 'static, custom_check: impl Into<String> + Clone + 'static, ) -> impl IntoView

Creates a new labeled checkbox with a signal that provides and updates its checked state and accepts a custom SVG.

The semantics are the same as Checkbox::labeled_rw.