`c4d.gui.GeUserArea`¶

This class helps you to create custom gadgets for dialogs in CINEMA 4D.

Note

Just take care about the lifetime of your GeUserArea instance. If you pass an instance of this class to a dialog, a reference is hold by the dialog and released when the dialog is freed. That also means that each instance of your GeUserArea class is still alive until the host-dialog is freed, even you dont hold a reference to it. If you want to use the same instance of your GeUserArea class on the next time you open the dialog, you have to store the instance in the class scope. See the following example.

The class to create custom user areas.

Definition¶

class c4d.gui.GeUserArea¶

GeUserArea.__init__()

Members¶

GeUserArea.__init__()¶

Return type:	`GeUserArea`
Returns:	A new user area.

GeUserArea.Init(self)¶

Called once when the user area is initialized by the GUI, before the layout is calculated. Override this function if you need to initialize anything. Return True if successful, or False to signalize an error.

Return type:	bool
Returns:	True if successful, or False to signalize an error.

GeUserArea.InitValues(self)¶

Called after the layout is calculated, before the user area is drawn. Override this function if you need to initialize anything. Return True if successful, or False to signalize an error.

Return type:	bool
Returns:	True if successful, or False to signalize an error.

GeUserArea.GetMinSize(self)¶

Override this function to specify a minimum size for the user area:

def GetMinSize(self):
    #do a calculation here
    return self.width, self.height

Return type:	tuple(int, int)
Returns:	A tuple with two elements just like this.

GeUserArea.DrawMsg(self, x1, y1, x2, y2, msg)¶

Called when C4D wants you to draw your userarea. Use the drawing functions to update your user area in the region speicified by the rectangle from (x1,y1) to (x2,y2).

Parameters:	x1 (int) – The upper left x coordinate. y1 (int) – The upper left y coordinate. x2 (int) – The lower right x coordinate. y2 (int) – The lower right y coordinate.

GeUserArea.InputEvent(self, msg)¶

Called when an input event is received. All information about the input event is stored in the msg container.

Parameters:	msg (`BaseContainer`) – The event container.
Return type:	bool
Returns:	True if the event was handled, otherwise False.

GeUserArea.CoreMessage(self, id, msg)¶

Called when a C4D core messages is received. The message type is given by id and the message information is stored in msg.

Parameters:

id (int) –

The message ID:

EVMSG_CHANGE	Sent by the `EventAdd()` function.
EVMSG_DOCUMENTRECALCULATED	This message is sent while drawing after the animation, expressions and cachebuild have been done. It allows that certain managers (e.g. attribute manager) update their values to the changes done by the expressions etc. Any reactions on this message should be pretty fast! Also please note that no modifying stuff must be done here as the draw thread is running at the same time and accesses the same data!
EVMSG_TOOLCHANGED	A tool setting has changed (local event).
EVMSG_GRAPHVIEWCHANGED	Something in XPresso has been changed (local event).
EVMSG_AUTKEYMODECHANGED	The autokey mode was changed.
EVMSG_UPDATEHIGHLIGHT	A special message sent by CINEMA 4D in the case that only the highlighting changes. This happens for example when you move the mouse over the viewport. Plugins usually do not need to care about this.
EVMSG_CHANGEDSCRIPTMODE	Sent when the script mode (Python, C.O.F.F.E.E.) changed.
EVMSG_SHOWIN_SB	Show in Scene Browser.
EVMSG_SHOWIN_TL	Show in Timeline.
EVMSG_SHOWIN_FC	Show in Function Curve editor.
EVMSG_SHOWIN_LM	Show in Layer Manager.
EVMSG_TLOM_MERGE	Private.
EVMSG_SHOWIN_MT	Show in Motion editor.
EVMSG_TIMELINESELECTION	A timeline selection has been changed (local event).
EVMSG_BROWSERCHANGE	Something in the browser has been changed (local event).
EVMSG_MATERIALSELECTION	A material selection has been changed (local event).
EVMSG_FCURVECHANGE	Something in the F-Curve manager has been changed (local event).
EVMSG_RAYTRACER_FINISHED	Private.
EVMSG_MATERIALPREVIEW	Private.
EVMSG_ACTIVEVIEWCHANGED	Private.
EVMSG_ASYNCEDITORMOVE	The user moved something in the editor window. Managers should update things like position fields.
EVMSG_TIMECHANGED	Private.
EVMSG_VIEWWINDOW_OUTPUT	Private.
EVMSG_VIEWWINDOW_3DPAINTUPD	Private.
EVMSG_UPDATESCHEME	Scheme has been updated.

msg (BaseContainer) – The message container.

Return type:

bool

Returns:

Currently not used - but you have to return a bool value.

GeUserArea.Sized(self, w, h)¶

Called when the user area is resized. Override if you need to update anything.

Parameters:	w (int) – The new width in pixels. h (int) – The new height in pixels.

GeUserArea.Timer(self, msg)¶

If you subscribe to timer events using SetTimer() (x), this function is called every x th millisecond. The raw timer message is stored in msg.

Parameters:	msg (`BaseContainer`) – The timer message container.

GeUserArea.Message(self, msg, result)¶

Override this function if you want to react to more messages than covered by the other functions. Normally this is not necessary. Be sure to include a call the parent version of this function, Message():

def Message(self, msg, result):
    if msg.GetId():
        pass #do something
        return True

    return GeUserArea.Message(self, msg, result)

Parameters:	msg (`BaseContainer`) – The timer message container. result (`BaseContainer`) – A container to place results in.
Return type:	int
Returns:	The return value depends on the message.

GeUserArea.Redraw([thread=False])¶

Forces the user area to redraw itself.

Parameters:	thread (bool) – Must be set to True if the function is called from another thread than the main C4D thread.

GeUserArea.SendParentMessage(msg)¶

Use this function to send a custom message to the parent dialog.

Parameters:	msg (`BaseContainer`) – The message container.

GeUserArea.GetId()¶

Returns the ID of the user area.

Return type:	int
Returns:	The ID.

GeUserArea.GetWidth()¶

Returns the width of the user area.

Return type:	int
Returns:	Width in pixels.

GeUserArea.GetHeight()¶

Returns the height of the user area.

Return type:	int
Returns:	Height in pixels.

GeUserArea.IsEnabled()¶

Indicates the enabled state.

Return type:	bool
Returns:	True if the user area is enabled in the dialog, otherwise False.

GeUserArea.HasFocus()¶

Indicates the focus state.

Return type:	bool
Returns:	True if the user area has the focus in the dialog, otherwise False.

GeUserArea.SetTimer(x)¶

Initializes the timer clock, so that Timer() is called every timer milliseconds.

Note

Depending on the speed of the computer, the operating system, the complexity of the dialog and the threads running in the background, there is no guarantuee that event messages will occur on a regular basis. Using a value of 500 ms should be no problem but if using a value of 1 ms one might get events with the following time spaces: 3 ms, 76 ms, 15 ms, 19 ms, 67 ms...

Note

Keep in mind that using small timer values results in heavy message traffic in the application which may slow down CINEMA 4D (and all other applications running on the computer) to a point where nothing is working any longer besides your dialog.

Parameters:	x (int) – The timer interval in milliseconds.

GeUserArea.GetInputState(askdevice, askchannel, res)¶

Polls a certain channel of a device for the current input state. If the return value is True, the container stored in res is just like an input event message, otherwise no state was available.

Parameters:

askdevice (int) –
The device to ask.. One of the following types:

BFM_INPUT_MOUSE Mouse

BFM_INPUT_KEYBOARD Keyboard

askchannel (int) –

The channel contains the key or button (‘A’ means A, KEY_F1 means F1):

BFM_INPUT_MOUSELEFT	Left mouse button.
BFM_INPUT_MOUSERIGHT	Right mouse button.
BFM_INPUT_MOUSEMIDDLE	Middle mouse button.
BFM_INPUT_MOUSEX1	Fourth mouse button.
BFM_INPUT_MOUSEX2	Five mouse button.
BFM_INPUT_MOUSEWHEEL	Mouse wheel message.
BFM_INPUT_MOUSEMOVE	Mouse move message.

res (BaseContainer) – The result is stored in this container.

Return type:

bool

Returns:

True if a state could be retrieved, otherwise False.

GeUserArea.GetInputEvent(askdevice, res)¶

Gets the next input event for a certain device from the event queue. If the return value is True, the container stored in res is just like an input event message, otherwise no event was available.

Parameters:

askdevice (int) –
The device to ask. One of the following types:

BFM_INPUT_MOUSE Mouse

BFM_INPUT_KEYBOARD Keyboard
res (BaseContainer) – The result is stored in this container.

Return type:

bool

Returns:

True if the event could be retrieved, otherwise False.

GeUserArea.KillEvents()¶: Flushes all events from the window message queue. For example if you loop while the mouse is down (polling) you can call this command to flush all keydowns/mouseclicks that are made during the loop.

GeUserArea.IsHotkeyDown(id)¶

Checks the standard navigation hotkeys.

Parameters:

id (int) –

The hotkey:

HOTKEY_CAMERA_MOVE	Camera move.
HOTKEY_CAMERA_SCALE	Camera scale
HOTKEY_CAMERA_ROTATE	Camera rotate.
HOTKEY_OBJECT_MOVE	Object move.
HOTKEY_OBJECT_SCALE	Object scale
HOTKEY_OBJECT_ROTATE	Object rotate.
HOTKEY_SELECT_FREE	Freehand selection.
HOTKEY_SELECT_LIVE	Live selection.
HOTKEY_SELECT_RECT	Rectangle selection.
HOTKEY_MODEL_SCALE	Model scale.
HOTKEY_ZOOM	Zoom.
HOTKEY_PARENT_MOVE	Parent object move.
HOTKEY_RESIZE_BRUSH	Resize brush.

Return type: bool

Returns: True if the hotkey is down.

GeUserArea.GetColorRGB(colorid)¶

Gets the RGB values associated with a color code.

Parameters:

type (int) –

A color constant:

COLOR_3DTEXT	For 3D text.
COLOR_XOR	Deprecated XOR lines. Use LassoSelection instead.
COLOR_TRANS	Transparent background for text.
COLOR_BG	Background color.
COLOR_BGEDIT	Edit background color.
COLOR_BGFOCUS	Focus background color.
COLOR_TEXT	Text color.
COLOR_TEXTFOCUS	Focus text color.
COLOR_EDGELT	Light edge color.
COLOR_EDGEWH	Lightest edge color.
COLOR_EDGEDK	Dark edge color.
COLOR_EDGEBL	Darkest edge color.
COLOR_DBARFG1	Dialog bar foreground color 1.
COLOR_DBARBG1	Dialog bar background color 1.
COLOR_DBARFG2	Dialog bar foreground color 2.
COLOR_DBARBG2	Dialog bar background color 2.
COLOR_BGGADGET	Gadget background color.
COLOR_BGSELECTEDTEXT	Selected text in gadgets background color.
COLOR_FGSELECTEDTEXT	Selected text in gadgets foreground color.
COLOR_TIMELINE	Timeline color.
COLOR_BGTRISTATE	Tristates background color.
COLOR_BG_DARK1	Dark background color 1.
COLOR_BG_DARK2	Dark background color 2.

Return type: dict{r: int, g: int, b: int}

Returns: The color or None.

GeUserArea.DrawSetPen(color)¶

Sets the draw color.

Param:	A color vector.

GeUserArea.DrawSetTextCol(fg, bg)¶

Sets the draw color.

Parameters:	fg (`Vector`) – A color vector. bg (`Vector`) – A color vector.

GeUserArea.DrawLine(x1, y1, x2, y2)¶

Draws a line with the current pen color between (x1,y1) and (x2,y2).

Parameters:	x1 (int) – The X start coordinate. y1 (int) – The Y start coordinate. x2 (int) – The X end coordinate. y2 (int) – The Y end coordinate.

GeUserArea.DrawRectangle(x1, y1, x2, y2)¶

Fills a rectangular area with the current pen color between (x1,y1) and (x2,y2).

Parameters:	x1 (int) – The X coordinate of the first corner. y1 (int) – The Y coordinate of the first corner. x2 (int) – The X coordinate of the opposite corner. y2 (int) – The Y coordinate of the opposite corner.

GeUserArea.DrawBitmap(bmp, wx, wy, ww, wh, x, y, w, h, mode)¶

Draws a bitmap into the user area. The region (x,y) to (x+w,y+h) from the bitmap will be scaled and transformed into the region (wx,wy) to (wx+ww,wy+wh) of the destination area.

Note

BMP_ALLOWALPHA can be combined with the other modes.

Parameters:

bmp (BaseBitmap) – The bitmap to draw.
wx (int) – X coordinate of the upper left corner of the destination area.
wy (int) – Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the destination area.
ww (int) – Width of the destination area.
wh (int) – Height of the destination area.
x (int) – X coordinate of the upper left corner of the bitmap area.
y (int) – Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the bitmap area.
w (int) – Width of the bitmap area.
h (int) – Height of the bitmap area.

mode (int) –

Can be a combination of the following flags:

BMP_NORMAL	Standard scaling by the operating system. Fast but low quality when using uneven scaling factors.
BMP_NORMALSCALED	Scaling with sampling for high quality. Slow.
BMP_EMBOSSED	Embosses the bitmap (like the grayed palette icons in C4D).
BMP_APPLY_COLORPROFILE	Applies the color profile.
BMP_DIMIMAGE	Darkens the bitmap (like the activated palette icons in C4D)
BMP_ALLOWALPHA	Use the alpha channel to blend with background.
BMP_APPLY_COLORPROFILE	Applies the color profile.
BMP_DIMIMAGE	Darkens the bitmap (like the activated palette icons in C4D)
BMP_MIRROR_H	Mirrors the bitmap horizontally.
BMP_MIRROR_H_FORBID	Do not mirror the bitmap horizontally.
BMP_MIRROR_V	Mirrors the bitmap vertically.
BMP_MIRROR_V_FORBID	Do not mirror the bitmap vertically.

GeUserArea.DrawBorder(type, x1, y1, x2, y2)¶

Fills a rectangular area with the current pen color between (x1,y1) and (x2,y2).

Parameters:

type (int) –

The border type. Possible values:

BORDER_NONE	No border.
BORDER_THIN_IN	Thin border inward.
BORDER_THIN_OUT	Thin border outward.
BORDER_IN	Normal border inward.
BORDER_OUT	Normal border outward.
BORDER_GROUP_IN	Group border inside.
BORDER_GROUP_OUT	Group border outside.
BORDER_OUT2	Outward border 2.
BORDER_OUT3	Outward border 3
BORDER_BLACK	Thin black line.
BORDER_ACTIVE_1	Active border 1.
BORDER_ACTIVE_2	Active border 2.
BORDER_ACTIVE_3	Active border 3.
BORDER_ACTIVE_4	Active border 4.
BORDER_GROUP_TOP	Border along the top.
BORDER_ROUND	Border with round corners.
BORDER_SCHEME_EDIT	Edit field border like the shortcut gadget for example.
BORDER_SCHEME_EDIT_NUMERIC	Edit field border that is open to the right like the link field for example.
BORDER_OUT3l	Outward border 3, open to the left.
BORDER_OUT3r	Outward border 3, open to the right.
BORDER_MASK	Masks out border type.
BORDER_WITH_TITLE_BOLD	Display group title with bold font.
BORDER_WITH_TITLE	Display group title in the border.

x1 (int) – The X coordinate of the first corner.
y1 (int) – The Y coordinate of the first corner.
x2 (int) – The X coordinate of the opposite corner.
y2 (int) – The Y coordinate of the opposite corner.

GeUserArea.DrawText(text, x, y[, flags=DRAWTEXT_STD_ALIGN])¶

Draws the string txt with the upper left corner at the position (x, y). Use DrawGetTextWidth() and DrawGetFontHeight() to find out where to place the text.

Parameters:	text (str) – The string to draw. x (int) – X coordinate of the upper left corner of the drawn text. y (int) – Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the drawn text. flags (int) – Flags.

GeUserArea.DrawBezier(sx, sy, p, closed, filled)¶

New in version R14.014.

Draws concatenated bezier curves.

Note

Due to improve speed performance, the elements of p will be modified and might be invalid and all values must be set again if DrawBezier() will be called again with the same array.

Parameters:

sx (float) – X coordinate of the upper left corner of the drawn curve.
sy (float) – Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the drawn curve.

p (array of float) –

An array with the bezier curves points.

The following values ease the initialization of the points array:

DRAWBEZIER_BX	X coordinate of the second curve point.
DRAWBEZIER_BY	Y coordinate of the second curve point.
DRAWBEZIER_CX	X coordinate of the third curve point.
DRAWBEZIER_CY	Y coordinate of the third curve point.
DRAWBEZIER_DX	X coordinate of the fourth curve point.
DRAWBEZIER_DY	Y coordinate of the fourth curve point.

Here is an example of initializing the curve points array:

points = array.array('f', xrange(6))

points[c4d.DRAWBEZIER_BX+0] = 35
points[c4d.DRAWBEZIER_BY+0] = 200
points[c4d.DRAWBEZIER_CX+0] = 220
points[c4d.DRAWBEZIER_CY+0] = 260
points[c4d.DRAWBEZIER_DX+0] = 220
points[c4d.DRAWBEZIER_DY+0] = 40

self.DrawBezier(120, 160, points, False, False)

closed (bool) – If True, the last point of the last segment connects back to the starting point ( sx , sy).
filled (bool) – If True, fills the drawn bezier curves. (Only if it is also closed.)

GeUserArea.FillBitmapBackground(bmp, offsetx, offsety)¶

Fills the bitmap bmp with the current pen color. The offsetx and offsety parameters are used when the background is a pattern and are given in local coordinates of the user area. This can be used to make semi-transparent bitmap blits.

Parameters:	bmp (`BaseBitmap`) – The bitmap to fill. offsetx (int) – The X offset in pixels. offsety (int) – The X offset in pixels.

GeUserArea.DrawSetFont(fontid)¶

Sets the text font.

Parameters:

fontid (int) –

The font to use:

FONT_DEFAULT	Default font.
FONT_STANDARD	Standard font.
FONT_BOLD	Bold font.
FONT_MONOSPACED	Monospaced font.

GeUserArea.DrawGetTextWidth(text)¶

Returns the width in pixels of the string text, if it were drawn in the current font.

Parameters:	text (str) – The string to measure.
Return type:	int
Returns:	The width in pixels.

GeUserArea.DrawGetFontHeight()¶

Returns the height in pixels of a line of text in the current font.

Return type:	int
Returns:	Height in pixels.

GeUserArea.DrawGetFontBaseLine()¶

Returns the base line of the set font.

Return type:	int
Returns:	The base line of the set font.

GeUserArea.DrawSetTextRotation(textrotation)¶

Rotates the font for drawing.

Note

Rotation is clockwise and must be set to 0 after drawing.

Parameters:	textrotation (float) – The text rotation in degree.

GeUserArea.SetClippingRegion(x, y, w, h)¶

Should be used at the top of the DrawMsg() function to specify the clipping region. Without specifying a dedicated clipping region everything will be painted, even if it is outside the user area!

Note

The method OffScreenOn() automatically sets the clipping region to the whole user area, so normally this function is not necessary.

Parameters:	x (int) – X coordinate of the upper left corner of the clipping region. y (int) – Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the clipping region. w (int) – Width of the clipping region. h (int) – Height of the clipping region.

GeUserArea.ClearClippingRegion()¶: Clears any clipping region set with SetClippingRegion().

GeUserArea.OffScreenOn([x, y, w, h])¶

Enables double buffering to avoid blinking and flickering effects. The GUI will automatically switch planes. Just call this function before drawing things. Sets the clipping area to the rectangular area determined by x, y, w and h.

Parameters:	x (int) – X-coordinate of the clipping area. y (int) – Y-coordinate of the clipping area. w (int) – Width of the clipping area. h (int) – Height of the clipping area.
Return type:	bool
Returns:	True if double buffering could be enabled, otherwise False.

GeUserArea.ScrollArea(xdiff, ydiff, x, y, w, h)¶

Scrolls the area from (x,y) to (x+w,y+h) in the direction specified by xdiff and ydiff.

Parameters:	xdiff (int) – X distance to scroll. ydiff (int) – Y distance to scroll. x (int) – X coordinate of the upper left corner of the area to scroll. y (int) – Y coordinate of the upper left corner of the area to scroll. w (int) – Width of the area to scroll. h (int) – Height of the area to scroll.

GeUserArea.ActivateFading(milliseconds)¶

New in version R14.014.

Activates the fading.

Parameters:	milliseconds (int) – Time for the fading.

GeUserArea.AdjustColor(colorid, highlightid, percent)¶

New in version R14.014.

Sets the blend colors for user area fading.

Parameters:

colorid (int) –

A color id to fade from:

COLOR_3DTEXT	For 3D text.
COLOR_XOR	Deprecated XOR lines. Use LassoSelection instead.
COLOR_TRANS	Transparent background for text.
COLOR_BG	Background color.
COLOR_BGEDIT	Edit background color.
COLOR_BGFOCUS	Focus background color.
COLOR_TEXT	Text color.
COLOR_TEXTFOCUS	Focus text color.
COLOR_EDGELT	Light edge color.
COLOR_EDGEWH	Lightest edge color.
COLOR_EDGEDK	Dark edge color.
COLOR_EDGEBL	Darkest edge color.
COLOR_DBARFG1	Dialog bar foreground color 1.
COLOR_DBARBG1	Dialog bar background color 1.
COLOR_DBARFG2	Dialog bar foreground color 2.
COLOR_DBARBG2	Dialog bar background color 2.
COLOR_BGGADGET	Gadget background color.
COLOR_BGSELECTEDTEXT	Selected text in gadgets background color.
COLOR_FGSELECTEDTEXT	Selected text in gadgets foreground color.
COLOR_TIMELINE	Timeline color.
COLOR_BGTRISTATE	Tristates background color.
COLOR_BG_DARK1	Dark background color 1.
COLOR_BG_DARK2	Dark background color 2.

highlightid (int) –

A color id to fade to:

COLOR_3DTEXT	For 3D text.
COLOR_XOR	Deprecated XOR lines. Use LassoSelection instead.
COLOR_TRANS	Transparent background for text.
COLOR_BG	Background color.
COLOR_BGEDIT	Edit background color.
COLOR_BGFOCUS	Focus background color.
COLOR_TEXT	Text color.
COLOR_TEXTFOCUS	Focus text color.
COLOR_EDGELT	Light edge color.
COLOR_EDGEWH	Lightest edge color.
COLOR_EDGEDK	Dark edge color.
COLOR_EDGEBL	Darkest edge color.
COLOR_DBARFG1	Dialog bar foreground color 1.
COLOR_DBARBG1	Dialog bar background color 1.
COLOR_DBARFG2	Dialog bar foreground color 2.
COLOR_DBARBG2	Dialog bar background color 2.
COLOR_BGGADGET	Gadget background color.
COLOR_BGSELECTEDTEXT	Selected text in gadgets background color.
COLOR_FGSELECTEDTEXT	Selected text in gadgets foreground color.
COLOR_TIMELINE	Timeline color.
COLOR_BGTRISTATE	Tristates background color.
COLOR_BG_DARK1	Dark background color 1.
COLOR_BG_DARK2	Dark background color 2.

percent (float) – Fading percentage.

GeUserArea.Local2Global()¶

Transforms local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the dialog) to global coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the physical window). Result is a dict with member keys x and y of type int.

Return type:	dict{x: int, y: int}
Returns:	The converted coordinates or None.

GeUserArea.Global2Local()¶

Transforms global coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the physical window) to local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the dialog). Result is a dict with member keys x and y of type int.

Return type:	dict{x: int, y: int}
Returns:	The converted coordinates or None.

GeUserArea.Local2Screen()¶

Transforms local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the dialog) to screen coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the system screen). Result is a dict with member keys x and y of type int.

Return type:	dict{x: int, y: int}
Returns:	The converted coordinates or None.

GeUserArea.Screen2Local()¶

Transforms screen coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the system screen) to local coordinates (relative to the top left corner of the dialog). Result is a dict with member keys x and y of type int.

Return type:	dict{x: int, y: int}
Returns:	The converted coordinates or None.

GeUserArea.LayoutChanged()¶

Tells C4D that the user area now has new dimensions. That causes c4d to call:

GetMinSize()

Sized()

InitValues()

DrawMsg()

GeUserArea.GetBorderSize(type)¶

Retrieves the space required to draw a border.

Parameters:

type (int) –

The border type:

BORDER_NONE	No border.
BORDER_THIN_IN	Thin border inward.
BORDER_THIN_OUT	Thin border outward.
BORDER_IN	Normal border inward.
BORDER_OUT	Normal border outward.
BORDER_GROUP_IN	Group border inside.
BORDER_GROUP_OUT	Group border outside.
BORDER_OUT2	Outward border 2.
BORDER_OUT3	Outward border 3
BORDER_BLACK	Thin black line.
BORDER_ACTIVE_1	Active border 1.
BORDER_ACTIVE_2	Active border 2.
BORDER_ACTIVE_3	Active border 3.
BORDER_ACTIVE_4	Active border 4.
BORDER_GROUP_TOP	Border along the top.
BORDER_ROUND	Border with round corners.
BORDER_SCHEME_EDIT	Edit field border like the shortcut gadget for example.
BORDER_SCHEME_EDIT_NUMERIC	Edit field border that is open to the right like the link field for example.
BORDER_OUT3l	Outward border 3, open to the left.
BORDER_OUT3r	Outward border 3, open to the right.
BORDER_MASK	Masks out border type.
BORDER_WITH_TITLE_BOLD	Display group title with bold font.
BORDER_WITH_TITLE	Display group title in the border.

Return type: dict{l: int, t: int, r: int, b: int}

Returns: The space.

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