Specific Commands

Preface
Introduction
- Widget
- Hierarchy
- General
- Specific
- Options
- Return Values
- Restrictions
Tutorial
Implementation
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Options
Extensions
Changes

Most widgets have specific commands, e. g. text widgets:

set text1 [text .t]
pack $text1
$text insert 1.0 "Hello World"

Here the same example “translated” to Chicken/Tk:

(define text1 (tk 'create-widget 'text))
(tk/pack text1)
(text1 'insert '(1 . 0) "Hello World")

Every sub-command other than create-widget and exec and get-id will be translated to a widget-specific command, in the example above insert to insert text into a text widget.


		Specific Commands
		Specific Commands

	Preface Introduction Widget Hierarchy General Specific Options Return Values Restrictions Tutorial Implementation Commands Options Extensions Changes	Most widgets have specific commands, e. g. text widgets: set text1 [text .t] pack $text1 $text insert 1.0 "Hello World" Here the same example “translated” to Chicken/Tk: (define text1 (tk 'create-widget 'text)) (tk/pack text1) (text1 'insert '(1 . 0) "Hello World") Every sub-command other than `create-widget` and `exec` and `get-id` will be translated to a widget-specific command, in the example above `insert` to insert text into a text widget. © Author \| Home \| Sitemap