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My view, not shared by everyone on this forum, is that the best Tcl/Tk tutorial is contained in the help files and the Tk Demos, both of which are part of the ActiveState download. There is also Brent Welch's book, Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk.
As to your stated problem, finding a numerical value in a string, I'm not sure I understand but I'll offer some tips.
Let's say your string is as follows:
"the value of temperature is 42 degrees" and you want to find the number, 42, and assign it to a variable, temp. Let's say the string variable is s1.
So
set s1 "the value of temperature is 42 degrees"
#now find the numeric value in the string
#if you know that the number is separated by white space from the non-number, you can treat s1 as a list:
foreach w $s1 {
if [string is integer $w] {set temp $w};#for integers
if [string is double $w] {set temp $w};#for reals
}
#alternatively, you can use regexp
regexp {[0-9]+} $s1 temp
Bob Rashkin
rrashkin@csc.com
As to your stated problem, finding a numerical value in a string, I'm not sure I understand but I'll offer some tips.
Let's say your string is as follows:
"the value of temperature is 42 degrees" and you want to find the number, 42, and assign it to a variable, temp. Let's say the string variable is s1.
So
set s1 "the value of temperature is 42 degrees"
#now find the numeric value in the string
#if you know that the number is separated by white space from the non-number, you can treat s1 as a list:
foreach w $s1 {
if [string is integer $w] {set temp $w};#for integers
if [string is double $w] {set temp $w};#for reals
}
#alternatively, you can use regexp
regexp {[0-9]+} $s1 temp
Bob Rashkin
rrashkin@csc.com
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sorry..
the problem is the next:
i have two variables:
a floating-point, and a string.
id like to search in the string (which may contain letters, or / signs..) for the value of the floating-point variable
like:
if{string match "*$var*" $varString}..
the problem is the next:
i have two variables:
a floating-point, and a string.
id like to search in the string (which may contain letters, or / signs..) for the value of the floating-point variable
like:
if{string match "*$var*" $varString}..
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i have an other problem:
i need a script which is similar to the demo called dataent.ui.tcl of SpecTcl1.1
(what consist of a table with two columns, in the 1st column there are labels, in the 2nd there are entries.
I modified it, and left only two rows: two entries with their labels.
but i can execute it only with the specTcl installed..
i need a script which is similar to the demo called dataent.ui.tcl of SpecTcl1.1
(what consist of a table with two columns, in the 1st column there are labels, in the 2nd there are entries.
I modified it, and left only two rows: two entries with their labels.
but i can execute it only with the specTcl installed..
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i use tcl to create documentation with a software,
which run the shell, but i don't know more about it...
the problem is there are no main window, what the script could use..IMHO..
the script, what the SpecTcl made starts with:
# root is the parent window for this user interface
i need a window with a 2x2 table..
it seems that i need the Tk_CreateAnonymousWindow command,
but i dont understand its arguments:
interp, parent, topLevScreen
could anybody write the script that creates me a window?
which run the shell, but i don't know more about it...
the problem is there are no main window, what the script could use..IMHO..
the script, what the SpecTcl made starts with:
# root is the parent window for this user interface
i need a window with a 2x2 table..
it seems that i need the Tk_CreateAnonymousWindow command,
but i dont understand its arguments:
interp, parent, topLevScreen
could anybody write the script that creates me a window?
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Let's distinguish between what it is you want to do and using a "table", since that might not be the best way to do it. First of all, I don't know anything about SpecTcl; maybe someone else can tell you about that.
There is package called TkTable that makes table maniputlation easy. It requires loading of the .dll:
load tktable.dll
Then you need to build the table widget, here with scrollbars:
table $w.t -yscrollcommand "$w.yscr set" -xscrollcommand "$w.xscr set"
scrollbar $w.yscr -command "$w.t yview"
scrollbar $w.xscr -command "$w.t xview" -orient horizontal
pack $w.yscr -side right -fill y
pack $w.t -side top
pack $w.xscr -side top -fill x
Then you configure the table: number of rows, number of columns, widths, colors, headers, etc., and the associated [red]matrix variable[/red], in this case, "m1".
$w.t configure -variable m1 -bg white -width 12 -height 8
$w.t configure -rows $i1 -titlerows 1
$w.t configure -cols 5 -colwidth 16
That's all well and good but maybe more than you need to just have a 2x2 set of labels and entries. I think a better way is as follows:
#First nest 2 frames in a "super-frame" from left to right
pack [frame .f1 -borderwidth 4] -side top
pack [frame .f1.1 -borderwidth 4] -side left
pack [frame .f1.2 -borderwidth 4] -side left
#now in the leftmost frame, .f1.1, put your labels from top to bottom
pack [label .f1.1.lb1 -text "label 1"] -side top
pack [label .f1.1.lb2 -text "label 2"] -side top
#now in the next frame, .f1.2, put your entries from top to bottom
pack [entry .f1.2.en1 -textvariable var1] -side top
pack [entry .f1.2.en2 -textvariable var2] -side top
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Bob Rashkin
rrashkin@csc.com
There is package called TkTable that makes table maniputlation easy. It requires loading of the .dll:
load tktable.dll
Then you need to build the table widget, here with scrollbars:
table $w.t -yscrollcommand "$w.yscr set" -xscrollcommand "$w.xscr set"
scrollbar $w.yscr -command "$w.t yview"
scrollbar $w.xscr -command "$w.t xview" -orient horizontal
pack $w.yscr -side right -fill y
pack $w.t -side top
pack $w.xscr -side top -fill x
Then you configure the table: number of rows, number of columns, widths, colors, headers, etc., and the associated [red]matrix variable[/red], in this case, "m1".
$w.t configure -variable m1 -bg white -width 12 -height 8
$w.t configure -rows $i1 -titlerows 1
$w.t configure -cols 5 -colwidth 16
That's all well and good but maybe more than you need to just have a 2x2 set of labels and entries. I think a better way is as follows:
#First nest 2 frames in a "super-frame" from left to right
pack [frame .f1 -borderwidth 4] -side top
pack [frame .f1.1 -borderwidth 4] -side left
pack [frame .f1.2 -borderwidth 4] -side left
#now in the leftmost frame, .f1.1, put your labels from top to bottom
pack [label .f1.1.lb1 -text "label 1"] -side top
pack [label .f1.1.lb2 -text "label 2"] -side top
#now in the next frame, .f1.2, put your entries from top to bottom
pack [entry .f1.2.en1 -textvariable var1] -side top
pack [entry .f1.2.en2 -textvariable var2] -side top
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i have no tktable.dll 
(i have Wish84, VisualTcl, SpecTcl, Ased, but they dont contain it..)
the spectcl made it:
# interface generated by SpecTcl version 1.1 from C:/Program Files/SpecTcl1.1/demo/adatbe.ui
# root is the parent window for this user interface
proc adatbe_ui {root args} {
# this treats "." as a special case
if {$root == "."} {
set base ""
} else {
set base $root
}
label $base.label#1 \
-text El?gyártmány:
catch {
$base.label#1 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
entry $base.entry#1 \
-highlightthickness 2 \
-textvariable Stock \
-width 25
catch {
$base.entry#1 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Medium-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
checkbutton $base.checkbutton#1 \
-command {.entry#2 configure –background white} \
-text Elektróda \
-textvariable textvar \
-variable elektrode
label $base.label#2 \
-text Nullpont:
catch {
$base.label#2 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
entry $base.entry#2 \
-background grey \
-highlightthickness 2 \
-selectbackground grey \
-state disabled \
-textvariable MCS0
catch {
$base.entry#2 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Medium-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
button $base.button#2 \
-command exit \
-text ESC
button $base.button#3 \
-command {set MCSorigin .MCS0; set stock .stock; exit} \
-padx 210 \
-text OK
# Geometry management
grid $base.label#1 -in $root -row 1 -column 1 \
-sticky e
grid $base.entry#1 -in $root -row 1 -column 2 \
-columnspan 2 \
-sticky ew
grid $base.checkbutton#1 -in $root -row 2 -column 1
grid $base.label#2 -in $root -row 2 -column 2 \
-sticky e
grid $base.entry#2 -in $root -row 2 -column 3 \
-sticky ew
grid $base.button#2 -in $root -row 3 -column 1
grid $base.button#3 -in $root -row 3 -column 2 \
-columnspan 2
# Resize behavior management
grid rowconfigure $root 1 -weight 0 -minsize 1
grid rowconfigure $root 2 -weight 0 -minsize 30
grid rowconfigure $root 3 -weight 0 -minsize 30
grid columnconfigure $root 1 -weight 0 -minsize 28
grid columnconfigure $root 2 -weight 0 -minsize 30
grid columnconfigure $root 3 -weight 0 -minsize 400
# additional interface code
# end additional interface code
}
# Allow interface to be run "stand-alone" for testing
catch {
if [info exists embed_args] {
# we are running in the plugin
adatbe_ui .
} else {
# we are running in stand-alone mode
if {$argv0 == [info script]} {
wm title . "Testing adatbe_ui"
adatbe_ui .
}
}
}
it looks fine, but not works...my software's integrated tcl shell may not understand...
(i have Wish84, VisualTcl, SpecTcl, Ased, but they dont contain it..)
the spectcl made it:
# interface generated by SpecTcl version 1.1 from C:/Program Files/SpecTcl1.1/demo/adatbe.ui
# root is the parent window for this user interface
proc adatbe_ui {root args} {
# this treats "." as a special case
if {$root == "."} {
set base ""
} else {
set base $root
}
label $base.label#1 \
-text El?gyártmány:
catch {
$base.label#1 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
entry $base.entry#1 \
-highlightthickness 2 \
-textvariable Stock \
-width 25
catch {
$base.entry#1 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Medium-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
checkbutton $base.checkbutton#1 \
-command {.entry#2 configure –background white} \
-text Elektróda \
-textvariable textvar \
-variable elektrode
label $base.label#2 \
-text Nullpont:
catch {
$base.label#2 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
entry $base.entry#2 \
-background grey \
-highlightthickness 2 \
-selectbackground grey \
-state disabled \
-textvariable MCS0
catch {
$base.entry#2 configure \
-font -*-Helvetica-Medium-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
}
button $base.button#2 \
-command exit \
-text ESC
button $base.button#3 \
-command {set MCSorigin .MCS0; set stock .stock; exit} \
-padx 210 \
-text OK
# Geometry management
grid $base.label#1 -in $root -row 1 -column 1 \
-sticky e
grid $base.entry#1 -in $root -row 1 -column 2 \
-columnspan 2 \
-sticky ew
grid $base.checkbutton#1 -in $root -row 2 -column 1
grid $base.label#2 -in $root -row 2 -column 2 \
-sticky e
grid $base.entry#2 -in $root -row 2 -column 3 \
-sticky ew
grid $base.button#2 -in $root -row 3 -column 1
grid $base.button#3 -in $root -row 3 -column 2 \
-columnspan 2
# Resize behavior management
grid rowconfigure $root 1 -weight 0 -minsize 1
grid rowconfigure $root 2 -weight 0 -minsize 30
grid rowconfigure $root 3 -weight 0 -minsize 30
grid columnconfigure $root 1 -weight 0 -minsize 28
grid columnconfigure $root 2 -weight 0 -minsize 30
grid columnconfigure $root 3 -weight 0 -minsize 400
# additional interface code
# end additional interface code
}
# Allow interface to be run "stand-alone" for testing
catch {
if [info exists embed_args] {
# we are running in the plugin
adatbe_ui .
} else {
# we are running in stand-alone mode
if {$argv0 == [info script]} {
wm title . "Testing adatbe_ui"
adatbe_ui .
}
}
}
it looks fine, but not works...my software's integrated tcl shell may not understand...
According to the Tclrs Wiki at SpecTcl is a GUI editing program. Is that what you want? Are you building an application and using SpecTcl to build it or are you trying to change SpecTcl to be your application? If the latter, what is it you want your application to do?
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i use SpecTcl to create the graphics, and manually edit the code generated by SpecTcl..
my problem is:
...the NX software seems not support all TCL commands...
my problem is:
...the NX software seems not support all TCL commands...
It didn't work for me either. It looks more complicated than it needs to be for 2 labels, 2 entries, 2 buttons, and a checkbutton. I admit that I have consistently had trouble getting "grid" geometry to do what I want; I much prefer "pack". Also, your script doesn't appear to do much, even if it did work. What do you want it to do?
Anyway, try this:
As near as I can tell, this does the same thing (no more) as your script.
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Bob Rashkin
rrashkin@csc.com
Anyway, try this:
Code:
#top frame for various widgets
pack [frame .ftop -borderwidth 4] -side top
set w .ftop
label $w.l1 -text El?gyártmány: -font -*-Helvetica-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
grid $w.l1 -row 1 -column 1
entry $w.e1 -width 25 -textvariable Stock
grid $$w.e1 -row 1 column 3
checkbutton $w.cb1 -command {.ftop.e2 configure -background white} -text Electroda -variable electrode
grid $w.cb1 -row 2 -column 1
label $w.l2 -text Nullpoint: -font -*-Helvetica-Bold-R-Normal-*-*-140-*-*-*-*-*-*
grid $w.l2 -row 2 -column 2
entry $w.e2 -textvariable MCSO
grid $w.e2 -row 2 -column 3
button $w.b1 -text ESC -command exit
button $w.b2 -text OK -command {set MCSorigin .MCSO; set stock .stock; exit}
grid $w.b1 -row 3 -column 1
grid $w.b2 -row 3 -column 2As near as I can tell, this does the same thing (no more) as your script.
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Bob Rashkin
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there is a chechbutton, and next to it an entry box.
i want that if the checkbox is set on, set the entry box state to 'disabled', and write to the entry box a default text..and if the checkbox is set off again, restore the original state..
and there is other thing too: how can i read the string of the checkbox into a variable?
i want that if the checkbox is set on, set the entry box state to 'disabled', and write to the entry box a default text..and if the checkbox is set off again, restore the original state..
and there is other thing too: how can i read the string of the checkbox into a variable?
change
checkbutton $w.cb1 -command {.ftop.e2 configure -background white} -text Electroda -variable electrode
to
checkbutton $w.cb1 -command [red]{cbcmd $electrode}[/red] -text Electroda -variable electrode,
change the entry widget definition to
entry $w.e1 -width 25 -textvariable Stock [red]-disabledbackground white[/red]
and add this proc:
proc cbcmd {electrode} {
if {$electrode == 1} {
.ftop.e2 configure -state disabled
set ::Stock "default text"
} else {
.ftop.e2 configure -state normal
set ::Stock ""
}
}
To read the string of the checkbox into a variable, I assume you mean the -text option setting, "Electroda". Try:
set tvar [.ftop.cb1 cget -text]
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rrashkin@csc.com
checkbutton $w.cb1 -command {.ftop.e2 configure -background white} -text Electroda -variable electrode
to
checkbutton $w.cb1 -command [red]{cbcmd $electrode}[/red] -text Electroda -variable electrode,
change the entry widget definition to
entry $w.e1 -width 25 -textvariable Stock [red]-disabledbackground white[/red]
and add this proc:
proc cbcmd {electrode} {
if {$electrode == 1} {
.ftop.e2 configure -state disabled
set ::Stock "default text"
} else {
.ftop.e2 configure -state normal
set ::Stock ""
}
}
To read the string of the checkbox into a variable, I assume you mean the -text option setting, "Electroda". Try:
set tvar [.ftop.cb1 cget -text]
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Bob Rashkin
rrashkin@csc.com
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