# 03.04.2006 lappend auto_path ./ package require sparx 1.0; # stripped down version of https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/13754 package require html; # tcllib # define an <input>-field proc hEntry args { # options based on Tk's entry widget, but expanded and/or reduced as needed/required # (additional positional args are passed unchanged into the <input>-tag) # set up command format (= pos.args, switches and defaults) set tpl { 1 "" -background: "" -bg: "" -font: "" -foreground: "" -fg: "" -justify: "left" -show 0 -state: "normal" -text: "" -width: 0 -maxlength: "" } array set a [sparx $tpl $args] # --- do neccessary translations from pseudo-Tk to HTML/JS if {$a(-show)} { set tag "password" } else { set tag "text" } if {$a(-state:) == "normal"} { set a(-state:) "" } # missing translation: -bg, -fg...; what's with the ID-parm? # construct the object: proc $a(1) args " if {\[lindex \$args 0\] == \"configure\"} { if {\[llength \$args\] == 1} { return [list $args] } else { # add more commands later! set orgargs [list $args] # new switches at end win; drawback: the chain of switches will grow... (implement replace later) eval lappend orgargs \[lrange \$args 1 end\] eval hEntry \$orgargs; # this overwrites ourself - does it matter? } } else { return \"<input type=\\\"$tag\\\" name=\\\"$a(1)\\\" value=\\\"[html::quoteFormValue $a(-text:)]\\\" align=\\\"$a(-justify:)\\\" size=\\\"$a(-width:)\\\" $a(-state:) maxlength=\\\"$a(-maxlength:)\\\" [join $a(_argsuper)]>\" }" return $a(1); # return the handle (=pos.arg(1)=<input>-tag-name } # minimalistic simulation of pack/grid etc. proc hPack args { # Pack will complete later... foreach arg $args { puts [$arg] } } set obj1 [hEntry .h1 -justify right -text "DefaultValue" -width 30 -maxlength 40 style='background:green'] hPack $obj1 puts <p> $obj1 configure -justify left hPack $obj1 puts <p> puts [$obj1 configure] exit
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MHo 2010-03-09: Hm..., I thought I've written some more here as I created this page years ago... Maybe I find a copy somewhere