(gid 6.3.0b win2000)
Hi GiD team
Question 1: I have a tcl module in my problemtype & I am getting some
strange behaviour. When I execute an external program I pipe out the stdout
to a file whose full path & name is held in infoP the procedure below opens
a window & displays the file contents when the process has completed. The
first time this executes everything is OK but if I run the process again the
infowindow appears the full size of the screen. If I reload the problem type
& re run the same thing happens it's full size, I need to close Gid &
relaunch it to get the window to behave properly. Is this a bug or is there
a fix ?
proc CreateWindow {dir msg infoP} {
set w .gid.infowin
InitWindow $w "Info window for $infoP" datawin
frame $w.top
pack $w.top -pady 10 -padx 10
set t [text $w.top.t -setgrid true -wrap word \
-width 80 -height 30 -yscrollcommand "$w.top.sy set"]
scrollbar $w.top.sy -orient vert -command "$w.top.t yview"
pack $w.top.sy -side right -fill y
pack $w.top.t -side left -fill both -expand true
frame $w.bottom
button $w.bottom.leave -text "close" \
-height 1 -width 14 -command "destroy $w" -bg PaleGoldenrod
pack $w.bottom.leave -pady 2
pack $w.bottom
set f [open $infoP r]
while {[gets $f inln] !=-1} {
set txln "$inln\n"
$w.top.t insert end $txln
}
close $f
}
Question 2: Are there any other parameters to the gid tcl call WarnWinText
other than the text string to be displayed i.e. can I specify the window
size & position etc ?
Question 3: similar to 2, how can I specify the position of the window
created by the procedure CreateWindow above ?
Thank in advance
Best regards
Mark
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[GiDlist] TCL-TK procedure
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Jorge Suit Perez Ronda
[GiDlist] TCL-TK procedure
Hi, in your script when you set -setgrid to true in the text $w.top.t
then the toplevel geometry (containing the text) will be handled (by wm)
in grid units instead of pixels units. One of the things InitWindow does
is setting the geometry of the window to the last geometry saved. The
last geometry saved is the one before the toplevel is being destroyed
and when the toplevel is being destroyed the geometry is given in pixels
because the text widget had being already destroyed (all children are
destroyed before the toplevel). So, remove the option -setgrid (or set
it to false) if you want to manage the toplevel with InitWindow. See wm
geometry in the tcl/tk documentation to see how to position a toplevel
window.
best regards,
Jorge Suit
Mark Smith wrote:
(gid 6.3.0b win2000)
Hi GiD team
Question 1: I have a tcl module in my problemtype & I am getting some
strange behaviour. When I execute an external program I pipe out the stdout
to a file whose full path & name is held in infoP the procedure below opens
a window & displays the file contents when the process has completed. The
first time this executes everything is OK but if I run the process again the
infowindow appears the full size of the screen. If I reload the problem type
& re run the same thing happens it's full size, I need to close Gid &
relaunch it to get the window to behave properly. Is this a bug or is there
a fix ?
proc CreateWindow {dir msg infoP} {
set w .gid.infowin
InitWindow $w "Info window for $infoP" datawin
frame $w.top
pack $w.top -pady 10 -padx 10
set t [text $w.top.t -setgrid true -wrap word \
-width 80 -height 30 -yscrollcommand "$w.top.sy set"]
scrollbar $w.top.sy -orient vert -command "$w.top.t yview"
pack $w.top.sy -side right -fill y
pack $w.top.t -side left -fill both -expand true
frame $w.bottom
button $w.bottom.leave -text "close" \
-height 1 -width 14 -command "destroy $w" -bg PaleGoldenrod
pack $w.bottom.leave -pady 2
pack $w.bottom
set f [open $infoP r]
while {[gets $f inln] !=-1} {
set txln "$inln\n"
$w.top.t insert end $txln
}
close $f
}
Question 2: Are there any other parameters to the gid tcl call WarnWinText
other than the text string to be displayed i.e. can I specify the window
size & position etc ?
Question 3: similar to 2, how can I specify the position of the window
created by the procedure CreateWindow above ?
Thank in advance
Best regards
Mark
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then the toplevel geometry (containing the text) will be handled (by wm)
in grid units instead of pixels units. One of the things InitWindow does
is setting the geometry of the window to the last geometry saved. The
last geometry saved is the one before the toplevel is being destroyed
and when the toplevel is being destroyed the geometry is given in pixels
because the text widget had being already destroyed (all children are
destroyed before the toplevel). So, remove the option -setgrid (or set
it to false) if you want to manage the toplevel with InitWindow. See wm
geometry in the tcl/tk documentation to see how to position a toplevel
window.
best regards,
Jorge Suit
Mark Smith wrote:
(gid 6.3.0b win2000)
Hi GiD team
Question 1: I have a tcl module in my problemtype & I am getting some
strange behaviour. When I execute an external program I pipe out the stdout
to a file whose full path & name is held in infoP the procedure below opens
a window & displays the file contents when the process has completed. The
first time this executes everything is OK but if I run the process again the
infowindow appears the full size of the screen. If I reload the problem type
& re run the same thing happens it's full size, I need to close Gid &
relaunch it to get the window to behave properly. Is this a bug or is there
a fix ?
proc CreateWindow {dir msg infoP} {
set w .gid.infowin
InitWindow $w "Info window for $infoP" datawin
frame $w.top
pack $w.top -pady 10 -padx 10
set t [text $w.top.t -setgrid true -wrap word \
-width 80 -height 30 -yscrollcommand "$w.top.sy set"]
scrollbar $w.top.sy -orient vert -command "$w.top.t yview"
pack $w.top.sy -side right -fill y
pack $w.top.t -side left -fill both -expand true
frame $w.bottom
button $w.bottom.leave -text "close" \
-height 1 -width 14 -command "destroy $w" -bg PaleGoldenrod
pack $w.bottom.leave -pady 2
pack $w.bottom
set f [open $infoP r]
while {[gets $f inln] !=-1} {
set txln "$inln\n"
$w.top.t insert end $txln
}
close $f
}
Question 2: Are there any other parameters to the gid tcl call WarnWinText
other than the text string to be displayed i.e. can I specify the window
size & position etc ?
Question 3: similar to 2, how can I specify the position of the window
created by the procedure CreateWindow above ?
Thank in advance
Best regards
Mark
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Enrique Escolano
[GiDlist] TCL-TK procedure
If you use InitWindow, then GiD automatically store variables with some
Window properties,
Can create directly a toplevel without use this InitWindow procedure, or
unset GidPriv(datawin) ("datawin" is your own InitWindow parameter) when
your window is destroyed:
-command "destroy $w ; catch { unset GidPriv(datawin) }"
Can set the size/location of any Tk window. Read more about "wm geometry"
Tcl/Tk command
for example:
wm geometry .gid.infowin 70x30+0+0
Enrique Escolano
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Smith" mark.smith at linx.co.uk
To: "Gidlist (E-mail)" gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 2:09 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] TCL-TK procedure
(gid 6.3.0b win2000)
Hi GiD team
Question 1: I have a tcl module in my problemtype & I am getting some
strange behaviour. When I execute an external program I pipe out the
stdout
to a file whose full path & name is held in infoP the procedure below
opens
a window & displays the file contents when the process has completed. The
first time this executes everything is OK but if I run the process again
the
infowindow appears the full size of the screen. If I reload the problem
type
& re run the same thing happens it's full size, I need to close Gid &
relaunch it to get the window to behave properly. Is this a bug or is
there
a fix ?
proc CreateWindow {dir msg infoP} {
set w .gid.infowin
InitWindow $w "Info window for $infoP" datawin
frame $w.top
pack $w.top -pady 10 -padx 10
set t [text $w.top.t -setgrid true -wrap word \
-width 80 -height 30 -yscrollcommand "$w.top.sy set"]
scrollbar $w.top.sy -orient vert -command "$w.top.t yview"
pack $w.top.sy -side right -fill y
pack $w.top.t -side left -fill both -expand true
frame $w.bottom
button $w.bottom.leave -text "close" \
-height 1 -width 14 -command "destroy $w" -bg PaleGoldenrod
pack $w.bottom.leave -pady 2
pack $w.bottom
set f [open $infoP r]
while {[gets $f inln] !=-1} {
set txln "$inln\n"
$w.top.t insert end $txln
}
close $f
}
Question 2: Are there any other parameters to the gid tcl call
WarnWinText
other than the text string to be displayed i.e. can I specify the window
size & position etc ?
Question 3: similar to 2, how can I specify the position of the window
created by the procedure CreateWindow above ?
Thank in advance
Best regards
Mark
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Window properties,
Can create directly a toplevel without use this InitWindow procedure, or
unset GidPriv(datawin) ("datawin" is your own InitWindow parameter) when
your window is destroyed:
-command "destroy $w ; catch { unset GidPriv(datawin) }"
Can set the size/location of any Tk window. Read more about "wm geometry"
Tcl/Tk command
for example:
wm geometry .gid.infowin 70x30+0+0
Enrique Escolano
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Smith" mark.smith at linx.co.uk
To: "Gidlist (E-mail)" gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 2:09 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] TCL-TK procedure
(gid 6.3.0b win2000)
Hi GiD team
Question 1: I have a tcl module in my problemtype & I am getting some
strange behaviour. When I execute an external program I pipe out the
stdout
to a file whose full path & name is held in infoP the procedure below
opens
a window & displays the file contents when the process has completed. The
first time this executes everything is OK but if I run the process again
the
infowindow appears the full size of the screen. If I reload the problem
type
& re run the same thing happens it's full size, I need to close Gid &
relaunch it to get the window to behave properly. Is this a bug or is
there
a fix ?
proc CreateWindow {dir msg infoP} {
set w .gid.infowin
InitWindow $w "Info window for $infoP" datawin
frame $w.top
pack $w.top -pady 10 -padx 10
set t [text $w.top.t -setgrid true -wrap word \
-width 80 -height 30 -yscrollcommand "$w.top.sy set"]
scrollbar $w.top.sy -orient vert -command "$w.top.t yview"
pack $w.top.sy -side right -fill y
pack $w.top.t -side left -fill both -expand true
frame $w.bottom
button $w.bottom.leave -text "close" \
-height 1 -width 14 -command "destroy $w" -bg PaleGoldenrod
pack $w.bottom.leave -pady 2
pack $w.bottom
set f [open $infoP r]
while {[gets $f inln] !=-1} {
set txln "$inln\n"
$w.top.t insert end $txln
}
close $f
}
Question 2: Are there any other parameters to the gid tcl call
WarnWinText
other than the text string to be displayed i.e. can I specify the window
size & position etc ?
Question 3: similar to 2, how can I specify the position of the window
created by the procedure CreateWindow above ?
Thank in advance
Best regards
Mark
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