VxSpinButton(VTCL)

VxSpinButton -- create a SpinButton, return widget name of enclosing form widget

Synopsis

VxSpinButton widget width lower underCB upper overCB \
increment default userCB position upOp dnOP

Description

Creates a SpinButton called widget, which consists of a text field and two buttons which increase and decrease the numeric value in the text field within upper and lower bounds.

Arguments

All arguments to VxSpinButton except upOp and dnOp are mandatory. Arguments may be specified as blank strings, and must appear in this order:

widget: The name of the SpinButton widget.
width: The width, in columns, of the text component of the SpinButton.
lower: The lower boundary value.
underCB: A callback for when the value goes below the lower bound. If set to "``'', the package automatically wraps the value around to the upper value.
upper: The upper boundary value.
overCB: A callback for when the value goes over the upper bound. If set to ``'', the package automatically wraps the value around to the lower value.
increment: Sets how much the value increases or decreases each time the button is pressed.
default: The initial default value.
userCB: A callback which validates the value of the text component of the SpinButton. Specify ``'' for no callback.
position: A list containing any geometry arguments for the SpinButton.
upOp: Optional operation to perform on increment when the ``up'' button is pressed (+ if not present).
dnOp: Optional operation to perform on increment when the ``down'' button is pressed (- if not present).

Globals

SBlower: array of lower boundary values, indexed by widget.
SBupper: array of upper boundary values, indexed by widget.

Return values

If successful, the VxSpinButton command returns the name of the enclosing form widget (the name of the SpinButton widget).

Examples

   proc CreateSpin {form} {
   	set spin [VxSpinButton spin 15 0 "" 100 "" 2 50 "" "" + -]
   
   	# widget name = spin
   	# width = 15
   	# lower bound = 0
   	# lower callback = blank ("")
   	# upper bound = 100
   	# upper callback = blank ("")
   	# increment = 2
   	# default value = 50
   	# user callback = blank ("")
   	# position = blank ("")
   	# up operation = + (default, may be omitted)
   	# down operation = - (default, may be omitted)
   	}
   

   set app [VtOpen Spin]
   

   set mainform [VtFormDialog $app.form -title "Spin button example"]
   

   CreateSpin $mainform
   

   VtShow $mainform
   VtMainLoop

Notices

The component widgets names are attached to the spinbutton name returned (given a SpinButton name in $sb):