From: Morton Goldberg Date: 2006-09-05T14:13:47+09:00 Subject: Re: TkDialogBox missing? On Sep 4, 2006, at 1:25 PM, Josef Wolf wrote: > On Mon, Sep 04, 2006 at 11:30:01AM +0900, Morton Goldberg wrote: > > Thanks for your reply, Morton! > >>> BTW: There seems to be one more widget set called iwidgets. >>> Anybody knows what it is? >> >> The iwidget widget set is Ruby support for [incr Widgets]. You can >> find documentation at . > > This page mentions examples and tutorials, but I can't find them on > this site. A google search did not reveal anything useful, too. > Could > you find anything useful? Did you try clicking on any of the widget names in the sidebar? When I click on the name of a widget, I get a tutorial with example code for that widget. In the lower right corner of the tutorial is a set of buttons that link to reference material for the given widget. Altogether I think this the [incr Widgets] are pretty well documented. I could wish Ruby/Tk were so well documented. >> This is Tk documentation, but the Ruby implementation seems to >> follows it closely. >> >> I have just began to experiment with [incr Widgets]. So far so good. >> They are higher level than the basic Tk widgets and seem to easy >> to use. > > Would you dare to share some examples how the ruby bindings are to be > used? I am new to both Ruby and Tk -- I have just started exploring, so I don't have much to offer. All I have done (and only for a two of the [incr Widgets]) is translate the web site's example code into Ruby/Tk and probably not very elegantly. With that disclaimer in mind, do you still want me to post my code? Regards, Morton