Struct OptionalTasksPage 

#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct OptionalTasksPage {
    pub title: Var<Txt>,
    pub info: Var<Txt>,
    pub message: Var<Txt>,
    pub tasks: Vec<OptionalTask>,
    pub groups: Vec<OptionalTaskGroup>,
}

Page for reviewing and enabling optional setup tasks.

The tasks represented here do not need to match a SetupTask each, usually the entire page configures a single SetupTask.

Fields (Non-exhaustive)

Non-exhaustive structs could have additional fields added in future. Therefore, non-exhaustive structs cannot be constructed in external crates using the traditional Struct { .. } syntax; cannot be matched against without a wildcard ..; and struct update syntax will not work.

title: Var<Txt>

Page title.

This is the Page::title value.

info: Var<Txt>

Page info.

This is the Page::info value.

message: Var<Txt>

Message shown at the top of the page content.

tasks: Vec<OptionalTask>

List of optional tasks.

Tasks are presented as a list of check boxes, in the same order as this vec. In case of grouping the first task of that group defines the group position.

groups: Vec<OptionalTaskGroup>

Info about tasks groups.

Groups are presented as a check box header that can enable or disable all child items at the same time.

Implementations

impl OptionalTasksPage

Common task pages.

Note that to support pluralization based on tasks count the title, info and message vars are set to a marker on new_*, and are resolved only on build.

pub fn new_generic() -> Self

New generic “Select Adicional Tasks” page.

pub fn new_associate_files() -> Self

New “Associate File Types” page.

pub fn new_additional_shortcuts() -> Self

New “Additional Shortcuts” page.

Note that at least one shortcut should always be created. On Windows for example, an app is not registered to show notifications if it does not have a start menu shortcut. This page is for extra shortcuts, like OptionalTask::new_create_desktop_shortcut.

impl OptionalTasksPage

pub fn build(self) -> Page

Build the page.

Panics

Panics if no tasks are defined or if a task requests an undefined group.