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Version 1.9 Build 1556 |
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Package | display | |
Module | guiutils |
include "guicomponents.g"
The next level of tracing is only hinted at right now (December 1996). The goal - partly accomplished with some global functions located at the bottom of guicomponents.g - is to provide a tool for the user to select any function that appears in the tracewindow, and to view the Glish code that makes up that function. This approach, if properly supported, would allow an interested user to navigate at will through Glish code, starting with the function calls the application prints to the tracewindow, and going just as deep, or as far afield, as she wishes.
This window is primarily useful when used as part of a properly constructed Glish GUI appplication. Such an application will, at the user's request, print the text of crucial function calls and variables to the tracewindow, and will ensure that important lower level functions have text representations for display here in the tracewindow as well. (Please see view_function_test () and view_function_test::text in guicomponents.g.)
tracewindow | Create a window for navigating Glish code. |
append | Display newString on a new line, at the bottom of existing text |
clear | Delete all of the text in the window |
delete | Destroy the tracewindow |
view_named_function | Display the text of the function |