Numeric.mui

Display Numeric Value as a formatted button and edit it through a

temporary horizontal popup. There are no class-specific public

attributes or methods. Use inherited Numeric bounds, Value, Format and

conversion methods. Construction prepends ButtonBack and Button frame;

later caller tags can override them.

The class owns a setup-time background image and any open native popup

window. It borrows strings returned by Numeric_Stringify only while

measuring/drawing. Complete Hide before Cleanup and disposal: Hide

closes an open popup, while Cleanup only releases the image and event

handler. There is no local disposal override that closes a surviving

popup.

Setup calls Numeric, prepares the background, registers a separate

mouse-button handler and marks size measurement dirty. It returns the

superclass result without reporting image/handler failure. Show shows

the prepared image and returns the superclass result. Cleanup removes

the mouse handler and cleans the image before Numeric Cleanup.

AskMinMax formats every integer from Min through Max when dirty and uses

the widest text and font height. There is no range-size cap and

CheckAllSizes does not control the loop. A large range can block the

application; LONG_MAX can overflow the loop increment. Changes to Min,

Max or Format pointer mark measurement dirty before Numeric's

parent-relayout request. In-place string edits are not detected.

SELECTDOWN inside a drawable button opens the popup if screen geometry

and OpenWindowTags permit. Popup width derives from numeric span and is

capped to screen width. Mouse movement redraws a tentative value without

setting Numeric_Value. SELECTUP closes and commits it with normal

notifications. Other non-SELECTDOWN button events close without commit;

Hide also cancels. HandleEvent always returns zero and does not delegate

to Numeric, whose separate raw-key handler remains installed.

Popup drawing temporarily redirects the object's RastPort and, for the

background image, its Area box, restoring both afterward. Callbacks and

drawing require a live connected application/window and stable object

lifetime. No public popup object or ownership transfer is exposed.

Bounds, conversion arithmetic and Stringify validity retain Numeric's

limitations. AskMinMax and Draw do not propagate superclass failure;

Draw returns FALSE without full/update flags, otherwise TRUE.