/*
 *  Textbox
 *  -------
 *  This program creates a window, three labels, two fields, a textbox
 *  and a button. The labels are string prompting the user what to
 *  type, the fields and the textbox are for the user's name, phone
 *  number and address, and the button prints out what the user typed
 *  and exits.
 *
 *  Notice that we resize the rectangle r before creating the address
 *  textbox. By increasing its height to 75 pixels, the address box
 *  is taller that the text fields.
 *
 *  Notice also that the gettext function works equally well on
 *  single-line text fields as it does on multi-line textboxes.
 */

#include <graphapp.h>

field name, phone;
textbox address;

void place_order(button b)
{
    printf("Name = %s\n", gettext(name));
    printf("Phone = %s\n", gettext(phone));
    printf("Address = %s\n", gettext(address));
    exitapp();
}

void main(void)
{
    window w;
    rect r;

    w = newwindow("Pizza", rect(0,0,400,230), StandardWindow);

    r = rect(10,10,80,30);
    newlabel("Name:", r, AlignRight);            r.y += 35;
    newlabel("Phone:", r, AlignRight);           r.y += 35;
    newlabel("Address:", r, AlignRight);         r.y += 35;

    r = rect(100,10,250,30);
    name  = newfield("Type your name here", r);  r.y += 35;
    phone = newfield(NULL, r);                   r.y += 35;

    r.height = 75;
    address = newtextbox(NULL, r);

    newbutton("Order Pizza", rect(50,180,100,30), place_order);
    show(w);
    mainloop();
}