From: ts <decoux@...>
Date: 2002-02-03T18:16:37+09:00
Subject: Re: tk.rb strange behavior??

>>>>> "P" == Phil Mitchell <philmi@pliocene.cenozoic> writes:

 Write it like this

P> ---------minibuffer.rb------------------
P> require "tk"

P> class MiniBuffer < TkFrame

P>   def initialize(p=nil, params=nil)
P>     super(p, params)
P>     @parent = p
P>     label = TkLabel.new(self) {
P>       text('label')
P>     }
P>     entry = TkEntry.new(self)
P>     label.grid('row' => '0', 'column' => '0', 'sticky' => 'ew')
P>     entry.grid('row' => '0', 'column' => '1', 'sticky' => 'ew')
P>     TkGrid.rowconfigure(self, '0', 'weight' => 1)
P>     TkGrid.columnconfigure(self, '0', 'weight' => 1)
P>     TkGrid.columnconfigure(self, '1', 'weight' => 5)
P>   end

P> end

   if __FILE__ == $0
      root = TkRoot.new
      MiniBuffer.new(root, 'borderwidth'=>'5', 'relief'=>'groove').
         pack('side'=>'top', 'expand'=>1, 'fill' => 'x',  'anchor' => 'n')
      
      Tk.mainloop
   end


 i.e. create a new MiniBuffer only when the main program is
 'minibuffer.rb', otherwise it will be created by the main application.


Guy Decoux