add-toolbar

Arguments: window &optional toolbar no-resize-toolbar no-resize-child-windows

Creates a toolbar dialog pane on window. The new toolbar is added just below any existing toolbars on the window, unless no-resize-toolbar is true, in which case the toolbar retains its current coordinates (which would make sense only for an existing toolbar that's passed in). Any other child panes are shaped smaller to make room for the new toolbar, unless no-resize-child-windows is true. Any components (if the window is a dialog) are moved lower to make room for the toolbar.

The new toolbar is created without any controls on it initially, unless you pass the optional toolbar argument to add a pre-existing toolbar dialog to the window rather than creating a new one. A pre-existing toolbar can be either a toolbar that was removed from this or another window, or an arbitrary toolbar created by calling make-window and specifying the toolbar class.

Alternately, you can use the Integrated Development Environment to build a window complete with toolbar and toolbar widgets that will be recreated all at once.

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Created 2015.5.21.