28.4 Action Widgets

Class

Example

Reference

Tk.button

Section 5.1 of ``Window Programming in Mozart''

button

Tk.checkbutton

Section 5.2 of ``Window Programming in Mozart''

checkbutton

Tk.radiobutton

Section 5.2 of ``Window Programming in Mozart''

radiobutton

Tk.scale

Section 5.8 of ``Window Programming in Mozart''

scale

Tk.scrollbar

Section 5.9 of ``Window Programming in Mozart''

scrollbar

tkInit

tkInit(parent: +WidgetO  
       action: 
+Action 
       args:   
+Args   <= nil  
       ...)

Initializes the widget object and creates the widget.

The field WidgetO for the special feature parent must be a tickle object. self becomes a slave of WidgetO. Action and Args are described in Section 28.2.1 and Section 28.2.2.

tk

tk(...)

Sends a command for self to the graphics engine.

tkReturn

tkReturn(... ?S)
tkReturnString(... 
?S)
tkReturnAtom(... 
?A)
tkReturnInt(... 
?IB)
tkReturnFloat(... 
?FB)
tkReturnList(... 
?Ss)
tkReturnListString(... 
?Ss)
tkReturnListAtom(... 
?As)
tkReturnListInt(... 
?IBs)
tkReturnListFloat(... 
?FBs)

Sends a command for self to the graphics engine and returns the result in the field with the highest integer feature.

tkAction

tkAction(action: +Action <= unit 
         args:   
+Args)

Redefines or deletes an action. Action and Args are described in Section 28.2.1 and Section 28.2.2.

tkBind

tkBind(event:  EventV 
       action: 
Action  <= _
       args:   
Args    <= nil
       append: 
AppendB <= false 
       break:  
BreakB  <= false)

Defines an event binding for self. Events are described in Section 5.5 of ``Window Programming in Mozart'' and Section 28.2.3.

tkClose

tkClose()

Closes the widget object and destroys the widgets and all slave widgets. Further object application of self raises an exception.


Denys Duchier, Leif Kornstaedt, Martin Homik, Tobias Müller, Christian Schulte and Peter Van Roy
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