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/ast/src/lib/libtk/library/demos/
H A Dhello6 # Simple Tk script to create a button that prints "Hello, world".
7 # Click on the button to terminate the program.
11 # The first line below creates the button, and the second line
13 # around the button.
15 button .hello -text "Hello, world" -command {
H A Dtimer11 button .start -text Start -command {
17 button .stop -text Stop -command {set stopped 1}
H A Drolodex36 button .buttons.clear -text Clear
37 button .buttons.add -text Add
38 button .buttons.search -text Search
39 button .buttons.delete -text "Delete ..."
H A Dixset185 button .buttons.ok -command "ok" -text "Ok"
186 button .buttons.apply -command "writesettings" -text "Apply"
187 button .buttons.cancel -command "cancel" -text "Cancel"
188 button .buttons.quit -command "quit" -text "Quit"
H A Dwidget115 This application provides a front end for several short scripts that demonstrate what you can do with Tk widgets. Each of the numbered lines below describes a demonstration; you can click on it to invoke the demonstration. Once the demonstration window appears, you can click the "See Code" button to see the Tcl/Tk code that created the demonstration. If you wish, you can edit the code and click the "Rerun Demo" button in the code window to reinvoke the demonstration with the modified code.
122 .t insert end "2. Buttons." {demo demo-button}
261 button $w.ok -text OK -command "destroy $w"
329 button .code.buttons.dismiss -text Dismiss -command "destroy .code"
330 button .code.buttons.rerun -text "Rerun Demo" -command {
H A Dtcolor67 # with the update button.
74 button .update -text Update -command doUpdate
347 # The procedure below is invoked when the "Update" button is pressed,
/ast/src/lib/libtk/
H A DMakefile49 library/button.tcl \
82 library/demos/button.tcl \
154 library/button.tcl \
195 library/demos/button.tcl \
276 doc/button.n \
/ast/src/lib/libtk/generic/
H A DtkBind.c45 int button; /* Button that was pressed (xbutton.button). */ member in union:__anon380
65 * below 30. To see this, consider a triple mouse button click while
67 * as 3 auto-repeat events after each mouse button press or release
69 * this), for a total of 20 events to cover the three button presses
81 * button, Tk_Uid, or 0) for each
101 * as button clicks or key presses to virtual events such as <<Paste>>,
145 * button, Tk_Uid, or 0 if nothing
166 * keystrokes). For button events,
167 * specifies a particular button (
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H A DtkGrab.c18 * The grab state machine has four states: ungrabbed, button pressed,
19 * grabbed, and button pressed while grabbed. In addition, there are
31 * normally set during an automatic button grab.
35 * during a global grab or an automatic button grab.
61 * some window, b/g means the variable is set to a window if a button
102 * server because a button is down and we want
103 * to make sure that we get the button-up
105 * last mouse button goes up.
384 * it into a global grab temporarily, until the last button
386 * see the button
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H A DtkTest.c457 } else if (strcmp(field, "-button") == 0) {
461 event.xbutton.button = number;
H A DtkTextTag.c228 "only key, button, motion, and enter/leave ",
1125 * of whether a button is pressed and refusing to pick a new current
1126 * character while a button is pressed.
1134 switch (eventPtr->xbutton.button) {
1237 * If a button is down, then don't do anything at all; we'll be
H A DtkCanvas.c541 "only key, button, motion, and enter/leave ",
2812 switch (eventPtr->xbutton.button) {
2834 * For button press events, repick the current item using the
2835 * button state before the event, then process the event. For
2836 * button release events, first process the event, then repick
2837 * the current item using the button state *after* the event
2838 * (the button has logically gone up before we change the
2844 * On a button press, first repick the current item using
2845 * the button state before the event, the process the event.
2854 * Button release: first process the event, with the button
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