bll 2016-5-23. A "Drawer" is a widget that slides in and out -- a pop-open task pane (reference BOOK About Face 4th edition pp 464).
This is a simple example of an animated drawer using a paned window.
#!/usr/bin/tclsh package require Tk variable oldpos proc movesash { inc limit } { set sp [.x.p sashpos 0] incr sp $inc if { ($inc < 0 && $sp < $limit) || ($inc > 0 && $sp > $limit) } { set sp $limit .x.p sashpos 0 $sp return } .x.p sashpos 0 $sp after 15 movesash $inc $limit } proc doclose { w args } { variable oldpos set sp [.x.p sashpos 0] set oldpos $sp movesash -10 12 .x.cyan.sep.c configure -text "\u27eb\n\u27eb" bind .x.cyan.sep <ButtonRelease-1> [list doopen %W] bind .x.cyan.sep.c <ButtonRelease-1> [list doopen %W] } proc doopen { w args } { variable oldpos movesash 10 $oldpos .x.cyan.sep.c configure -text "\u27ea\n\u27ea" bind .x.cyan.sep <ButtonRelease-1> [list doclose %W] bind .x.cyan.sep.c <ButtonRelease-1> [list doclose %W] } wm withdraw . update frame .x wm manage .x ttk::style configure TPanedwindow \ -background lightblue ttk::style configure Sash -sashthickness 0 \ -handlesize 0 -handlepad 0 -sashpad 0 font create l font configure l -size 11 -weight bold ttk::panedwindow .x.p -orient horizontal -style TPanedwindow -height 200 pack .x.p -in .x -fill both -expand true frame .x.cyan -background cyan -height 200 -width 50 frame .x.cyan.sep -width 12 -relief flat -background lightblue pack .x.cyan.sep -in .x.cyan -padx 0 -pady 0 -side right -fill y -anchor e label .x.cyan.sep.c -background lightblue -foreground darkblue \ -text "\u27ea\n\u27ea" -font l pack .x.cyan.sep.c -in .x.cyan.sep -fill y -expand true ttk::button .x.cyan.a -text {Button 1} ttk::button .x.cyan.b -text {Button 2} ttk::button .x.cyan.c -text {Button 3} pack .x.cyan.a .x.cyan.b .x.cyan.c -in .x.cyan -side top -anchor nw frame .x.yellow -background yellow -height 200 -width 200 ttk::label .x.yellow.txt -text {This is frame two.} pack .x.yellow.txt -in .x.yellow -anchor ne .x.p add .x.cyan -weight 0 .x.p add .x.yellow -weight 1 set w [expr {[winfo reqwidth .x.cyan]+[winfo reqwidth .x.yellow]+12}] .x.p configure -width $w .x.p sashpos 0 [expr {[winfo reqwidth .x.cyan]+12}] bind .x.cyan.sep <ButtonRelease-1> [list doclose %W] bind .x.cyan.sep.c <ButtonRelease-1> [list doclose %W] wm protocol .x WM_DELETE_WINDOW exit
JOB - 2017-12-13 16:26:08
I liked the original idea and packed the source into a "sashmanager" package. Nothing substantially new, maybe just easier to use.
Here is the modified code:
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # sashmanager.tcl # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # (c) 2017, Johann Oberdorfer - Engineering Support | CAD | Software # johann.oberdorfer [at] googlemail.com # www.johann-oberdorfer.eu # ------------------------------------------------------------------------- # This source file is distributed under the BSD license. # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. # See the BSD License for more details. # # Credits: # code portions taken from: https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/44272, Drawer Example # coded by brad.lanam.comp _at_ gmail.com # # A "Drawer" is a widget that slides in and out -- a pop-open task pane # (reference BOOK About Face 4th edition pp 464). # This is a simple example of an animated drawer using a paned window. package provide sashmanager 0.1 namespace eval sashmanager { namespace export \ sashGetPosition sashSetPosition \ sashmanager variable oldpos variable sash_status variable sash_frame variable sash_label set sash_status 1 } proc sashmanager::sashGetPosition {pw} { variable oldpos variable sash_frame variable sash_status # the following 2 lines are required, # so that the PageDeleteCmd will work properly ... set oldpos [$pw sashpos 0] SashDoOpen $pw $sash_frame return $sash_status } proc sashmanager::sashSetPosition {pw pos} { variable oldpos variable sash_frame if {![info exists pw] || ![winfo exists $pw] } { return } if {$pos == 0} { SashDoClose $pw $sash_frame } else { set oldpos $pos SashDoOpen $pw $sash_frame } } proc sashmanager::SashDoClose {pw w} { variable oldpos variable sash_frame variable sash_label variable sash_status if {![info exists pw] || ![winfo exists $pw] } { return } set sp [$pw sashpos 0] set oldpos $sp # speed changed from -40 to -80, # which is more reactive for big data tables... SashMove $pw -80 12 $sash_label configure -text "\u27eb" bind $sash_frame <ButtonRelease-1> [list [namespace current]::SashDoOpen $pw %W] bind $sash_label <ButtonRelease-1> [list [namespace current]::SashDoOpen $pw %W] set sash_status 0 } proc sashmanager::SashDoOpen {pw w} { variable oldpos variable sash_frame variable sash_label variable sash_status if {![info exists pw] || ![winfo exists $pw] } { return } SashMove $pw 40 $oldpos $sash_label configure -text "\u27ea" bind $sash_frame <ButtonRelease-1> [list [namespace current]::SashDoClose $pw %W] bind $sash_label <ButtonRelease-1> [list [namespace current]::SashDoClose $pw %W] set sash_status $oldpos } proc sashmanager::SashMove {pw inc limit} { if {![info exists pw] || ![winfo exists $pw] } { return } set sp [$pw sashpos 0] incr sp $inc if { ($inc < 0 && $sp < $limit) || ($inc > 0 && $sp > $limit) } { set sp $limit $pw sashpos 0 $sp return } $pw sashpos 0 $sp update idletasks after 10 [list [namespace current]::SashMove $pw $inc $limit] } proc sashmanager::sashmanager {pw frm lbl} { variable sash_frame variable sash_label set sash_frame $frm set sash_label $lbl $sash_label configure -text "\u27ea" bind $sash_frame <ButtonRelease-1> "[namespace current]::SashDoClose $pw %W" bind $sash_label <ButtonRelease-1> "[namespace current]::SashDoClose $pw %W" }
Original demo code, slightly modified:
set dir [file dirname [info script]] lappend auto_path [file join $dir "."] package require sashmanager # demo code: wm withdraw . update frame .x wm manage .x wm protocol .x WM_DELETE_WINDOW exit ttk::style configure TPanedwindow \ -background lightblue ttk::style configure Sash -sashthickness 0 \ -handlesize 0 -handlepad 0 -sashpad 0 font create l font configure l -size 11 -weight bold set pw .x.p ttk::panedwindow $pw -orient horizontal -style TPanedwindow -height 200 pack $pw -in .x -fill both -expand true set frm1 .x.cyan frame $frm1 -background cyan -height 200 -width 50 frame $frm1.sep -width 12 -relief flat -background lightblue pack $frm1.sep -in $frm1 -padx 0 -pady 0 -side right -fill y -anchor e ttk::button $frm1.a -text {Button 1} ttk::button $frm1.b -text {Button 2} ttk::button $frm1.c -text {Button 3} pack $frm1.a $frm1.b $frm1.c -in $frm1 -side top -anchor nw set sash_label $frm1.sep.c label $sash_label -background lightblue -foreground darkblue -font l pack $sash_label -in $frm1.sep -fill y -expand true set frm2 .x.yellow frame $frm2 -background LightGrey -height 200 -width 200 ttk::label $frm2.txt -text "This is frame two." pack $frm2.txt -in $frm2 -anchor ne $pw add $frm1 -weight 0 $pw add $frm2 -weight 1 set w [expr {[winfo reqwidth $frm1]+[winfo reqwidth $frm2]+12}] $pw configure -width $w $pw sashpos 0 [expr {[winfo reqwidth $frm1]+12}] ::sashmanager::sashmanager $pw $frm1 $sash_label
package ifneeded sashmanager 0.1 [list source [file join $dir sashmanager.tcl]]