Well, added a nice new feature to the gnocl::entry today – word completion. Whilst the manual pages on the topic is somewhat complex, and the whole completion contexts is a widget, the implementation is simply an ‘ attachment’ made to the GtkEntry on initialization. The wordlist by default is empty, and so items need adding to it. Here’s the test-script:
# the next line restarts using tclsh \
exec tclsh "$0" "$@"
package require Gnocl
set ent1 [gnocl::entry ]
gnocl::window -child $ent1
# simple alpha validation
$ent1 configure -onKeyPress {
if {![string is alpha %K] } {
gnocl::signalStop %w %e
}
}
# press return
$ent1 configure -onActivate {
puts %t
}
# add some items to the completion wordlist
$ent1 wordList add [list red orange yellow green blue indigo violet]
gnocl::mainLoop
exec tclsh "$0" "$@"
package require Gnocl
set ent1 [gnocl::entry ]
gnocl::window -child $ent1
# simple alpha validation
$ent1 configure -onKeyPress {
if {![string is alpha %K] } {
gnocl::signalStop %w %e
}
}
# press return
$ent1 configure -onActivate {
puts %t
}
# add some items to the completion wordlist
$ent1 wordList add [list red orange yellow green blue indigo violet]
gnocl::mainLoop
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