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ButtonGroup: connected buttons
Build connected buttons with ButtonGroup. This page includes a runnable example, all props, and behavior constraints.
Complete example
Complete environment setup first. Copy this complete main.go and run go run ..
go
package main
import (
"github.com/dxui-org/dxui"
"log"
)
func main() {
choice := "A"
app := dxui.NewApp(dxui.AppOptions{
Title: "ButtonGroup",
Width: 640,
Height: 480,
Background: dxui.RGBA(248, 250, 252, 255),
})
if err := app.Run(func() dxui.View {
return dxui.Box(
dxui.BoxProps{
Gap: 16,
Style: dxui.Style{
Padding: dxui.Padding(24),
},
},
dxui.Box(
dxui.BoxProps{
Gap: 12,
},
dxui.Label(choice),
dxui.ButtonGroup(
dxui.ButtonGroupProps{
Dividers: true,
},
dxui.TextButton(
dxui.ButtonProps{
OnPress: func() {
choice = "A"
},
},
"A",
),
dxui.TextButton(
dxui.ButtonProps{
OnPress: func() {
choice = "B"
},
},
"B",
),
),
),
)
}); err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
}Parameters and API
go
func ButtonGroup(props ButtonGroupProps, buttons ...View) View| Field | Type | Purpose, defaults, and constraints |
|---|---|---|
Key | string | Stable unique identity within one parent; empty by default. Use business IDs in dynamic lists, not changing indices. |
Style | Style | Local layout, paint, and text styling; zero uses intrinsic sizes and theme defaults. |
Token | ComponentToken | Component theme entry; empty selects its default. |
States | StateStyles | Paint patches for actual interaction states; cannot fabricate state or change layout. |
Pointer | PointerBehavior | Defaults to PointerAuto; PointerNone excludes the entire subtree from pointer participation, unlike Disabled. |
Orientation | ButtonGroupOrientation | Defaults to horizontal; see behavior below. |
Dividers | bool | Defaults to false; true draws themed separators. |
Behavior and limitations
Accepts only Button (including TextButton), with zero children allowed. Horizontal without dividers by default; ButtonGroupVertical selects vertical. Dividers overlaps theme borders so each shared edge is painted once. No group focus; buttons retain Disabled, callbacks, and source-order Tab behavior. No arrow navigation. Vertical auto-width aligns to the widest button; explicit child Width wins.
All components share identity, style, and pointer rules. See full declarations for referenced enums, structs, and comments. Running examples explains build verification.