Synopsis
autogui(params, title, toplevel, map, actionlabel, autoapply, expand, widgetset)
Arguments
params |
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Record to define the autogui |
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Allowed: |
Record |
title |
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title string if top-level frame constructed internally |
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Allowed: |
String |
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Default: |
'autogui' |
toplevel |
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top-level parent frame |
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Allowed: |
frame or boolean |
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Default: |
F |
map |
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map the GUI to the screen immediately? |
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Allowed: |
boolean |
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Default: |
T |
actionlabel |
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label for action button |
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Allowed: |
string or boolean |
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Default: |
F |
autoapply |
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Show auto-apply buttons |
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Allowed: |
boolean |
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Default: |
T |
expand |
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Expand policy |
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Allowed: |
'x'|'y'|'both'|'none' |
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Default: |
'none' |
widgetset |
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widgetserver tool to use to build the GUI |
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Allowed: |
widgetserver tool |
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Default: |
dws |
Returns
subsequence
Description
This is the only constructor for the autogui tool. The first
argument, params, contains the various parameters which will be
used to generate the GUI. If a parent frame is not given in the
toplevel argument, a top-level frame will be created with title as
given in the title argument. If the actionlabel argument
is given as a string, then a button will be placed at the bottom of
the GUI with that string as its label. Pressing this button will
cause the autogui tool to emit all parameters and their values via a
setoptions event. If the map argument is F, then
the GUI will be constructed but not shown to the user immediately, but
can be shown via a call to autogui.map. The same effect can be
controlled more carefully if a presently unmapped parent frame is
given to toplevel. The final two arguments just provide some
future flexibility with respect to widgetserver and guientry tools.
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