Enables or disables wrapping of long lines on word boundaries.
Selects all the text in the control, as if the user did it themselves. When the user types in a widget, the selected text is replaced with the new input, so this might be useful for putting in default text that is easy for the user to replace.
Basic clipboard operations.
Gets or sets the current content of the control, as a plain text string. Setting the content will reset the cursor position and overwrite any changes the user made.
Appends some text to the widget at the end, without affecting the user selection or cursor position.
A LineEdit that displays * in place of the actual characters.
Alas, Windows requires the window to be created differently to use this style, so it had to be a new class instead of a toggle on and off on an existing object.