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<object name="Config File Test" default-lang="javascript">
<window title="Config File Test" ondelete="entity:exit">
<valign border="5" spacing="5">
<halign>
<label text="Your Name:" width="100" xalign="0"/>
<entry/>
</halign>
<halign>
<label text="Your Age:" width="100" xalign="0"/>
<spinner max="200" value="23"/>
</halign>
<!-- This shows a different way you can do it.. you can either
have a dedicated XML tree for configuration, or just save
your configuration dialog. We show both in this example
-->
<configfile file="~/.entity/configfiledialog.xml">
<halign>
<label text="Favorite Word:" width="100" xalign="0"/>
<entry/>
</halign>
<halign>
<label text="Favorite Number:" width="100" xalign="0"/>
<spinner max="9" min="0"/>
</halign>
</configfile>
<hseparator/>
<halign>
<halign expand="true"/>
<button label="Save" width="100" onclick="save_config"/>
<button label="Close" width="100" onclick="entity:exit"/>
<halign expand="true"/>
</halign>
</valign>
</window>
<configfile file="~/.entity/configfiletest.xml">
<data name="Someone Fun" age="65"/>
</configfile>
<javascript>
<![CDATA[
function load_config ()
{
var name;
var age;
name = enode ("data").attrib.name;
age = enode ("data").attrib.age;
enode ("entry").attrib.text = name;
enode ("spinner").attrib.value = age;
}
function save_config (node)
{
var name;
var age;
name = enode ("entry").attrib.text;
age = enode ("spinner").attrib.value;
enode ("data").attrib.name = name;
enode ("data").attrib.age = age;
}
load_config ();
]]>
</javascript>
</object>
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