This is a button class that contains a pixmap and is used by the Lspinner, Ldatebox, Lcombobox, and Lscrollbar classes to keep the look and feel of the small buttons used by these classes consistent and easy to maintain. Based on the Lbutton class. This requires a pixmap and will never get the keyboard focus.

These object have only one frame rather than the standard inner and outer frames. The border is painted on top of the pixmap after the pixmap is painted.

Eat all events for these objects. These are internal objects and assigning code to events for these object will be ignored.

Forward all mouse related events to the owner. This method also forces the mouse cursor to be :arrow. This is needed since all mouse related events are forwarded to our owner and we don’t want the pixmap to inherit the mouse cursor from the owner. Normally the on_mouse_over event sets the mouse cursor.

The pixmap is painted in the only frame for this object and the border is painted on top of the pixmap.

Calls on_paint_client since there is only one frame for this object.

Returns false because this object does not get the keyboard focus.

Don‘t paint a focus for this object because this object does not get the focus.

Returns nil because this object never get the keyboard_focus. This object does not participate in tabbing between objects.

Returns 0.

Returns 0.

Generally, these object sit in the parents outer border so we need a slightly modified calculation.

• lx and ly are the screen relative pixel position of the mouse from levent[:x] and levent[:y].