appkit:label

(appkit:label window text &key (x 20) (y 20) (width 200) (height 24) (size 13) color (align :left) bold)

Adds an NSTextField label with that text to the window's content view and answers it. Coordinates are AppKit's: the origin is the window's bottom-left corner. The string is centred VERTICALLY in the rectangle given -- a plain NSTextField draws at the top of its own frame, so a label handed a tall rectangle would otherwise hang from the ceiling -- which is what puts a digit in the middle of a tile. :align is :left, :center or :right, :size and :bold pick the font and :color the text colour. The label answers a click through appkit:on-click. Part of the appkit package, a Cocoa widget layer written in rontolisp over objc and loaded on first use: macOS (java -jar, the rontolisp binary, or a compiled .class / .jar; never a .wasm), with a display. See the macOS GUI guide.

CL-USER> (defvar *label* (appkit:label *win* "no clicks yet" :x 20 :y 120 :width 380))
CL-USER> (appkit:text *label*)
"no clicks yet"
CL-USER> (appkit:label *win* "3" :x 20 :y 20 :width 34 :height 34 :size 19 :align :center :bold t)
#<objc RontoLispAppKitLabel>