# File tk/lib/tkextlib/tktable/tktable.rb, line 228
def self.new(parent, name, keys=nil)
obj = nil
CellTagID_TBL.mutex.synchronize{
if CellTagID_TBL[parent.path] && CellTagID_TBL[parent.path][name]
obj = CellTagID_TBL[parent.path][name]
else
#super(parent, name, keys)
(obj = self.allocate).instance_eval{
@parent = @t = parent
@tpath = parent.path
@path = @id = name
CellTagID_TBL[@tpath] = {} unless CellTagID_TBL[@tpath]
CellTagID_TBL[@tpath][@id] = self
}
end
}
obj.configure(keys) if keys && ! keys.empty?
obj
end
# File tk/lib/tkextlib/tktable/tktable.rb, line 248
def initialize(parent, name, keys=nil)
# dummy:: not called by 'new' method
@parent = @t = parent
@tpath = parent.path
@path = @id = name
CellTagID_TBL.mutex.synchronize{
CellTagID_TBL[@tpath] = {} unless CellTagID_TBL[@tpath]
CellTagID_TBL[@tpath][@id] = self
}
configure(keys) if keys && ! keys.empty?
end
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