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TkDialogObj

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TkCommandNames

Public Class Methods

show(*args) click to toggle source
 
               # File tk/lib/tk/dialog.rb, line 12
def self.show(*args)
  dlog = self.new(*args)
  dlog.show
  dlog
end
            

Public Instance Methods

name() click to toggle source
 
               # File tk/lib/tk/dialog.rb, line 201
def name
  (@val)? @buttons[@val]: nil
end
            
show() click to toggle source
 
               # File tk/lib/tk/dialog.rb, line 165
def show
  # if @command.kind_of?(Proc)
  if TkComm._callback_entry?(@command)
    @command.call(self)
  end

  if @default_button.kind_of?(String)
    default_button = @buttons.index(@default_button)
  else
    default_button = @default_button
  end
  # default_button = '{}' if default_button == nil
  default_button = '' if default_button == nil
  #Tk.ip_eval('eval {global '+@var.id+';'+@config+
  #          'set '+@var.id+' [tk_dialog '+ 
  #          @path+" "+@title+" {#{@message}} "+@bitmap+" "+
  #          String(default_button)+" "+@buttons.join(' ')+']}')
  Tk.ip_eval(@config)
  # @val = Tk.ip_eval('tk_dialog ' + @path + ' ' + @title + 
  #                 ' {' + @message + '} ' + @bitmap + ' ' + 
  #                 String(default_button) + ' ' + @buttons.join(' ')).to_i
  # @val = Tk.ip_eval(self.class::TkCommandNames[0] + ' ' + @path + ' ' + 
  #                   @title + ' {' + @message + '} ' + @bitmap + ' ' + 
  #                   String(default_button) + ' ' + @buttons.join(' ')).to_i
  @val = Tk.ip_eval(array2tk_list([
                                    self.class::TkCommandNames[0], 
                                    @path, @title, @message, @bitmap, 
                                    String(default_button)
                                  ].concat(@buttons))).to_i
end
            
value() click to toggle source
 
               # File tk/lib/tk/dialog.rb, line 196
def value
  # @var.value.to_i
  @val
end
            

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