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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Source this file into a working Tk interpreter to run all the Tcl demos
# in a nice window with buttons for each demo you'd like to run.
#
# Vince Darley
# vince@santafe.edu
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Set of disabled examples:
# examples 14 and 31 do not work properly
# example 32 has deliberately (not yet) been propagated to all languages
#
set greyedOut {14 31 32}
if {[catch {file readlink [info script]} path]} {
set path [info script]
}
lappend auto_path [file join [file dirname $path] .. tcl]
# In order to distinguish whether this is a plserver or wish
# environment we assume that [info nameofexecutable] has the string
# "plserver", "wish" or "tclsh" in it. Some contrived examples can be
# figured out where this assumption is not correct, and for those
# cases we simply emit an error message and return. But normally this
# assumption is correct, and it is certainly correct for our tests.
switch -glob -- [info nameofexecutable] {
"*plserver*" {
# use 'plserver' method
plstdwin .
plxframe .p
set plwin .p.plwin
button .bnextpage -text "Page" -command [list event generate $plwin <Enter>]
}
"*wish*" -
"*tclsh*" {
# use 'wish" method
plstdwin .
plframe .p -eopcmd waitForReturn
set plwin .p
button .bnextpage -text "Page" -command [list $plwin nextpage]
}
default {
puts stderr "Error: argv0 = \"$argv0\"\ndoes not contain either the substrings \"plserver\", \"tclsh\", or \"wish\""
puts stderr "Therefore cannot decide how to proceed with runAllDemos.tcl so giving up"
return
}
}
bind $plwin <Key-Return> stopWaiting
proc stopWaiting {} {
set ::waitForReturn 1
}
proc waitForReturn {} {
.l configure -text "Press <enter> for the next page or complete the program"
vwait ::waitForReturn
}
grid .p -columnspan 5 -sticky news
grid rowconfigure . 0 -weight 1
for {set i 0} {$i < 5} {incr i} {
grid columnconfigure . $i -weight 1
}
# turn on pauses
$plwin cmd plspause 1
button .cexit -text "Quit" -command exit
if {$tcl_platform(platform) != "unix"} {
button .cshell -text "Shell" -command "console show"
}
#
# The reload button is probably not very useful to most users
# as it reloads the set of demos and commands. So disable it
# at least the time being
#
button .creload -text "Reload" -command reload -state disabled
set buttons [concat [info commands .c*] .bnextpage]
proc reload {} {
global demos
foreach demo $demos {
catch {rename $demo {}}
}
auto_reset
}
proc run {demo} {
global plwin
$plwin configure -eopcmd waitForReturn
.l configure -text "Starting $demo"
setButtonState disabled
update idletasks
$plwin cmd plbop
if {[catch {$demo $plwin} err]} {
puts stderr $err
}
$plwin configure -eopcmd [list .bnextpage configure -state normal]
$plwin cmd pleop
.l configure -text "$demo complete"
setButtonState normal
.bnextpage configure -state disabled
}
proc setButtonState {state} {
global greyedOut
foreach b [info commands .b*] {
if { [lsearch $greyedOut [string range $b 2 end]] < 0 } {
$b configure -state $state
} else {
$b configure -state disabled
}
}
}
for {set i 0} {$i <= 33} {incr i} {
set demo x[format "%02d" $i]
button .b$i -text "Demo $i" -command [list run $demo]
lappend demos $demo
lappend buttons .b$i
if {[llength $buttons] == 5} {
eval grid $buttons -sticky ew
set buttons {}
}
}
foreach i $greyedOut {
.b$i configure -state disabled
}
if {[llength $buttons]} {
eval grid $buttons -sticky ew
}
label .l
grid .l -sticky ew -columnspan 5
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