Some of these widgets could be improved by adding features, or making existing features work better. Comment about this at UiKitWidgetLibraryEnhancements.

There are widgets beyond the above that could be useful for developers to have. Some of these widgets are commonly available on other platforms or in other gui toolkit libraries. Suggest new widgets at UiKitWidgetLibraryAdditions.

• BBitmap - displays a rectangular image as a two-dimensional array of pixel data (or bitmap)
• BBox - draws a lebled border around its (view) children
• BButton - draws a labeled button on-screen and responds when the button is clicked or when it's operated from the keyboard
• BCheckBox - draws a labeled check box on-screen and responds to a keyboard action or a click by changing the state of the object
• BColorControl - displays an on-screen device that permits users to pick a color
• BListView - displays a list of items the user can select and invoke
• BMenu - displays a pull-down or pop-up list of menu items
• BMenuBar - a menu that can stand at the root of a menu hierarchy
• BMenuField - displays a labeled pop-up menu
• BMenuItem - displays one item within a menu and contains the state associated with that item.
• BOutlineListView - displays a list of items that can be structured like an outline, with items grouped under other items
• BPictureButton - draws a button that displays an image (a BPicture object) rather than a text label.
• BPopUpMenu - a menu that is usually used to choose one from a set of mutually exclusive states
• BRadioButton - draws a labeled, two-state button that's displayed in a group along with other similar buttons
• BScrollBar - displays a vertical or horizontal scroll bar that users can operate to scroll the contents of another view, a target view
• BScrollView - creates and positions scroll bars around a target view, and makes itself the parent of the scroll bars and the target view
• BSlider - a control that provides a standard way for the user to select a value from a predetermined range
• BStatusBar - a cosmetic object that graphically indicates the progress of an operation
• BStringItem - a container for text that you want to display as an item in a BListView
• BStringView - draws a string that the user can neither select nor edit
• BTabView - serves as a container for a series of BTab objects as well as their target views; the tabs run horizontally across the top of the view from left to right, and beneath them is a container view in which the currently-selected tab's target view is presented
• BTextControl - displays a labeled text field that behaves like other control devices
• BTextView - displays text on-screen and provides text manipulating features
• BView - the main user interface class, allows drawing BShape and BPicture objects and more, see the bebook for more details