Create a Panel, a window that is normally used as a container for controls. It has a standard background and maintains standard keyboard navigation (ie. Tab moves through the controls).

• Attributes: defaultButton, focusOn
• Instances: Form -- Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Textual, Literate

Create a Panel with a specific style.

• Attributes: defaultButton, focusOn
• Instances: Form -- Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Textual, Literate, Reactive, Paint

Create a Notebook. Layout is managed with the tabs combinator.

• Instances: Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Textual, Literate, Reactive, Paint

Create a standard push button.

• Instances: Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a standard push button with the given flags.

• Instances: Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a minimially sized push button.

• Instances: Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a bitmap button. Use the image attribute to set the bitmap.

• Instances: Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a single-line text entry control. Note: alignment has to be set at creation time (or the entry has default alignment (=left) ).

• Instances: Wrap, Aligned, Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a single-line text entry control. Note: alignment has to be set at creation time (or the entry has default alignment (=left) ).

• Instances: Wrap, Aligned, Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a multi-line text control. Note: the wrap and alignment have to be set at creation time or the default to WrapNone and AlignLeft respectively.

• Instances: Wrap, Aligned, Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a multi-line text rich-text control with a certain wrap mode Enables font and color settings on windows, while being equal to textCtrl on other platforms. Note: the wrap and alignment have to be set at creation time or the default to WrapNone and AlignLeft respectively.

• Instances: Wrap, Aligned, Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a generic text control given a certain style.

• Instances: Wrap, Aligned, Commanding -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a new checkbox.

• Instances: Commanding,Checkable -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a choice item to select a one of a list of strings.

• Instances: Sorted, Selecting,Selection,Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a choice item, given a set of style flags, to select a one of a list of strings

• Instances: Selecting,Selection,Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a new combo box.

• Instances: Selecting, Commanding,Selection,Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

A command event is triggered when the enter key is pressed and when processEnter has been set to True.

Create a new combo box with a given set of flags.

• Instances: Selecting, Commanding,Selection,Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

A command event is triggered when the enter key is pressed and when processEnter has been set to True.

Create a single selection list box.

• Instances: Sorted,Selecting,Selection,Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a new radio button group with an initial orientation and a list of labels. Use selection to get the currently selected item.

• Instances: Selecting,Selection,Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a spin control: a text field with up/down buttons. The value (selection) is always between a specified minimum and maximum.

• Instances: Selection, Selecting -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a horizontal slider with a specified minimum and maximum. Set the Bool argument to True to show labels (minimumn, maximum, and current value). The selection attribute gives the current value.

• Instances: Commanding,Selection -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a vertical slider with a specified minimum and maximum. Set the Bool argument to True to show labels (minimumn, maximum, and current value). The selection attribute gives the current value.

• Instances: Commanding,Selection -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a slider with a specified minimum and maximum. The selection attribute gives the current value.

• Instances: Commanding,Selection -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a horizontal gauge with a specified integer range (max value). The selection attribute determines the position of the gauge.

• Instances: Selection -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a vertical gauge with a specified integer range (max value). The selection attribute determines the position of the gauge.

• Instances: Selection -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a gauge control. The selection attribute determines the position of the gauge.

• Instances: Selection -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a single-selection tree control with buttons (i.e. + and - signs).

• Attributes: treeEvent
• Instances: Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a tree control.

• Attributes: treeEvent
• Instances: Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a report-style list control.

• Attributes: listEvent, columns
• Instances: Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a list control.

• Attributes: listEvent, columns
• Instances: Items -- Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create a splitter window.

• Instances: Textual, Literate, Dimensions, Colored, Visible, Child, Able, Tipped, Identity, Styled, Reactive, Paint.

Create MediaCtrl with choosing back-end. This is useful to select back-end on Windows. But if you don't want to cause any effect to other platforms, you must use wxToolkit or #ifdef macro to choose correct function for platforms. For example,

 import Graphics.UI.WXCore.Defines
 ...
   m <- case wxToolkit of
          WxMSW -> mediaCtrlWithBackend f MediaControlInterface []
          _     -> mediaCtrl f []

or

 #ifdef mingw32_HOST_OS || mingw32_TARGET_OS
   m <-  mediaCtrlWithBackend f MediaControlInterface []
 #else
   m <-  mediaCtrl f []
 #endif