The current nightly build sees a range of enacements to Gnocl as a whole. A number of issues have been addressed as itemized in the extract from the NEWS document below. This nightly update sees the -name option taking on a greater role in the control of widgets. Ordinarily used for specifying ojects in a Gtk CSS file, or in a builder/glade XML file, using the name option will cause the interpretor to create a command for the widget using the string specified by the -name option. Ordinarily a widget instance would be created as follows:
set myButton [gnocl::button -text "Hello World"]
And modified with:
$myButton configure -onClicked { puts %w }
But now, the following will produce similar results.
gnocl::button -text "Hell World" -name myButton
Modification can also be handled too,
myButton configure -onClicked {puts %w}
This approach provides a neat and efficient way of creating widgets as objects within namespaces. Using the same example the following could be used:
gnocl::button -text "Hell World" -name myprocs::myButton
The creation of widget with command names in this way does not eliminate the process of registering widgets with a unique id. Using the same example, to access this simply use:
[myprocs::myButton]
and the widget id will be returned.
Substitution strings also unclude the %g and %w parameters to extract the (glade) name and w(idget-id) of the object.
New Extract
2015-05:
gnocl::notebook
o added extra percentage subtitution strings to -onPageAdded, -onPageRemoved
%l page label
gnocl::comboBox/comboEntry added new sub-commands: get, set, prepend, append, insert and remove.
gnocl::box/hBox/vBox fixed problem with cget -children
gnocl::window, gnocl::expander, gnocl::fontSelection, gnocl::gammaCurve,
gnocl::curve, gnocl::handleBox, gnocl::level, gnocl::popupEntry, gnocl::recentChooser
o added -name
Thursday, June 04, 2015
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