# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 35 def TkXIM.caret(win, keys=nil) if keys tk_call_without_enc('tk', 'caret', win, *hash_kv(keys)) self else lst = tk_split_list(tk_call_without_enc('tk', 'caret', win)) info = {} while key = lst.shift info[key[1..-1]] = lst.shift end info end end
# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 62 def TkXIM.configinfo(win, slot=nil) if TkComm::GET_CONFIGINFOwoRES_AS_ARRAY begin if /^8\.*/ === Tk::TK_VERSION && JAPANIZED_TK if slot conf = tk_split_list(tk_call('imconfigure', win, "-#{slot}")) conf[0] = conf[0][1..-1] conf else tk_split_list(tk_call('imconfigure', win)).collect{|conf| conf[0] = conf[0][1..-1] conf } end else [] end rescue [] end else # ! TkComm::GET_CONFIGINFOwoRES_AS_ARRAY TkXIM.current_configinfo(win, slot) end end
# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 49 def TkXIM.configure(win, slot, value=None) begin if /^8\.*/ === Tk::TK_VERSION && JAPANIZED_TK if slot.kind_of? Hash tk_call('imconfigure', win, *hash_kv(slot)) else tk_call('imconfigure', win, "-#{slot}", value) end end rescue end end
# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 87 def TkXIM.current_configinfo(win, slot=nil) begin if /^8\.*/ === Tk::TK_VERSION && JAPANIZED_TK if slot conf = tk_split_list(tk_call('imconfigure', win, "-#{slot}")) { conf[0][1..-1] => conf[1] } else ret = {} tk_split_list(tk_call('imconfigure', win)).each{|conf| ret[conf[0][1..-1]] = conf[1] } ret end else {} end rescue {} end end
# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 13 def TkXIM.useinputmethods(value = None, win = nil) if value == None if win bool(tk_call_without_enc('tk', 'useinputmethods', '-displayof', win)) else bool(tk_call_without_enc('tk', 'useinputmethods')) end else if win bool(tk_call_without_enc('tk', 'useinputmethods', '-displayof', win, value)) else bool(tk_call_without_enc('tk', 'useinputmethods', value)) end end end
# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 112 def caret(keys=nil) TkXIM.caret(self, keys=nil) end
# File tk/lib/tk/xim.rb, line 120 def imconfiginfo(slot=nil) TkXIM.configinfo(self, slot) end
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