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multiautogui - Constructor



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Module widgets
Tool multiautogui


Create a multiautogui tool


Synopsis
multiautogui(params, title, toplevel, actionlabel, autoapply, expand, widgetset)


Arguments

params Record to define multiple autoguis
Allowed: Record
title title string if top-level frame constructed internally
Allowed: String
Default: 'autogui'
toplevel top-level parent frame
Allowed: frame or boolean
Default: F
actionlabel label for action button (passed to each autogui) TODO: It would be nice to have a common ``action'' button
Allowed: string or boolean
Default: F
autoapply Show auto-apply buttons
Allowed: boolean
Default: T
expand Expand policy
Allowed: 'x'|'y'|'both'|'none'
Default: 'none'
widgetset widgetserver tool to use to build the GUI
Allowed: widgetserver tool
Default: dws



Returns
subsequence



Description

This is the only constructor for the multiautogui tool. The first argument, params, contains the various parameters which will be used to generate the multiple GUIs. 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 each of the GUIs 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. The final two arguments just provide some future flexibility with respect to widgetserver and guientry tools.





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