Toast, StatusRow, and DrawerSection

These helpers cover common feedback and compact layout patterns:

Mui::Toast shows short feedback.
Mui::ToastSuccess, Mui::ToastWarning, and Mui::ToastError add semantic tone.
Mui::StatusRow creates a label plus badge row.
Mui::DrawerSection creates a tighter section for drawer-style columns.

Use them to make EA panels feel responsive without writing repeated layout code.

Toast helpers

Toast helpers route through the ModernUI toast service.

Mui::Toast(g_ui,"Settings saved");
Mui::ToastSuccess(g_ui,"Connected");
Mui::ToastWarning(g_ui,"Check the input values.");
Mui::ToastError(g_ui,"Action failed.");

Plain Toast is neutral. The semantic helpers use success, warning, or danger styling.

Toast signature

void Mui::Toast(
  MuiRoot &root,
  string message,
  ulong durationMs=2200,
  int corner=MUI_TOAST_BOTTOM_RIGHT,
  double marginLogical=-1.0
);

Semantic shortcuts:

void Mui::ToastSuccess(MuiRoot &root,string message,int ms=2500);
void Mui::ToastWarning(MuiRoot &root,string message,int ms=2500);
void Mui::ToastError(MuiRoot &root,string message,int ms=2500);

Use toasts for short, non-blocking feedback. Do not use them for long explanations or critical confirmations.

StatusRow

StatusRow creates a horizontal row with a label on the left and a badge on the right.

MuiStatusRow Mui::StatusRow(
  MuiContainer *parent,
  string label,
  string value,
  string variant="neutral"
);

Example:

MuiStatusRow status=Mui::StatusRow(section.body,"Status","Ready","neutral");
MuiStatusRow connection=Mui::StatusRow(section.body,"Connection","Demo","info");

Update after creation:

if(status.badge!=NULL)
{
  status.badge.Text("Running");
  status.badge.Variant(MUI_BADGE_SUCCESS);
}

Status variants

Variant strings are case-insensitive.

String	Badge variant
`neutral`	neutral
`primary`	primary
`success`	success
`warning`	warning
`danger`	danger
`error`	danger
`info`	info

Unknown strings fall back to neutral.

DrawerSection

DrawerSection creates a tighter section layout for drawer-style panels.

MuiSection Mui::DrawerSection(
  MuiContainer *drawerBody,
  string title,
  string subtitle=""
);

It does not create or open a drawer. Pass an existing drawer/container body.

MuiDrawer *drawer=Mui::Drawer(280,true);

MuiSection prefs=Mui::DrawerSection(
  (MuiContainer*)drawer,
  "Preferences",
  "Defaults"
);

Mui::LabeledCheckbox(prefs.body,"Confirm before close",true);

drawer.Open(g_ui);

Combined example

MuiAppWindow app=Mui::AppWindow(g_ui,"Feedback",20,40,360,420,true);

MuiSection state=Mui::Section(app.content,"State","Inline labels and badges");
MuiStatusRow job=Mui::StatusRow(state.body,"Job","Ready","neutral");
MuiStatusRow account=Mui::StatusRow(state.body,"Account","Demo","info");

Mui::Toast(g_ui,"Panel ready");
Mui::ToastSuccess(g_ui,"ModernUI loaded");

Common mistakes

Using toasts for important confirmations

Toasts are temporary. Use a dialog or confirmation UI for actions that need explicit user approval.

Expecting DrawerSection to open a drawer

DrawerSection only creates a section inside a drawer/container. It does not create the drawer and does not open it.

Updating a status row without null checks

If you build reusable sections, check the returned pointers:

if(job.badge!=NULL)
  job.badge.Text("Stopped");