Version 47 of Refrigerator_Magnetic_Poetry
Updated 2006-08-11 16:41:48This page uses TCL8/Expect 5.2 for windows to develop Refrigerator magnetic Poetry. For example, we are laying out tiles in random colors imprinted with text and symbols applied randomly. Would also like to develop a crude Mahjong program using some of these subroutines.
Strengths
test picture??? [http://mini.net/files/balance.gif]
- Subroutine use whereever possible.
- This one
[Refrigerator_Magnetic_Poetry]
#Refrigerator_Magnetic_Poetry
# Start of Deck
#Refrigerator_Magnetic_Poetry
# Start of Deck
package require Tk
proc radio {w var values {col 0}} {
frame $w
set type [expr {$col? "-background" : "-text"}]
foreach value $values {
radiobutton $w.v$value $type $value -variable $var -value $value \
-indicatoron 0
if $col {$w.v$value config -selectcolor $value -borderwidth 3}
}
eval pack [winfo children $w] -side left
set ::$var [lindex $values 0]
set w
}
proc down(Draw) {w x y} {
set ::ID [$w create line $x $y $x $y -fill $::Fill]
}
proc move(Draw) {w x y} {
$w coords $::ID [concat [$w coords $::ID] $x $y]
}
#-- Movement of an item
proc down(Move) {w x y} {
set ::ID [$w find withtag current]
set ::X $x; set ::Y $y
}
proc move(Move) {w x y} {
$w move $::ID [expr {$x-$::X}] [expr {$y-$::Y}]
set ::X $x; set ::Y $y
}
#-- Clone an existing item
proc serializeCanvasItem {c item} {
set data [concat [$c type $item] [$c coords $item]]
foreach opt [$c itemconfigure $item] {
# Include any configuration that deviates from the default
if {[lindex $opt end] != [lindex $opt end-1]} {
lappend data [lindex $opt 0] [lindex $opt end]
}
}
return $data
}
proc down(Clone) {w x y} {
set current [$w find withtag current]
if {[string length $current] > 0} {
set itemData [serializeCanvasItem $w [$w find withtag current]]
set ::ID [eval $w create $itemData]
set ::X $x; set ::Y $y
}
}
interp alias {} move(Clone) {} move(Move)
#-- Drawing a rectangle
proc down(Rect) {w x y} {
set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
set poof "rectangle" ;
set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile" "colorit_$::Fill" d-$x$y];
set ::ID [$w create rect $x $y $x $y -tags $tagx -fill $::Fill]
}
proc move(Rect) {w x y} {
$w coords $::ID [lreplace [$w coords $::ID] 2 3 $x $y]
}
#-- Drawing an oval (or circle, if you're careful)
proc down(Oval) {w x y} {
set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
set poof "oval" ;
set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile" "colorit_$::Fill" d-$x$y];
set ::ID [$w create oval $x $y $x $y -tags $tagx -fill $::Fill]
}
proc move(Oval) {w x y} {
$w coords $::ID [lreplace [$w coords $::ID] 2 3 $x $y]
}
proc down(Poly) {w x y} {
if [info exists ::Poly] {
set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
set poof "poly" ;
set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile" "colorit_$::Fill" d-$x$y];
set coords [$w coords $::Poly]
foreach {x0 y0} $coords break
if {hypot($y-$y0,$x-$x0)<10} {
$w delete $::Poly
$w create poly [lrange $coords 2 end] -fill $::Fill
unset ::Poly
} else {
$w coords $::Poly [concat $coords $x $y]
}
} else {
set ::Poly [$w create line $x $y $x $y -tags "obj_[expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]" -fill $::Fill ]
}
}
proc ? L {
lindex $L [expr {int(rand()*[llength $L])}]
#suchenwirth_subroutine;
}
proc move(Poly) {w x y} {#nothing}
#-- With little more coding, the Fill mode allows changing an item's fill color:
proc down(Fill) {w x y} {$w itemconfig current -fill $::Fill}
proc move(Fill) {w x y} {}
#-- Building the UI
set modes {Draw Move Clone Fill Rect Oval Poly Poetry exit}
set colors {
black white magenta brown red orange yellow green green3 green4
cyan blue blue4 purple
}
global liner
global ind
set ind 0
global movesit
set movesit 1
global xhistory firstnode curnode
set curnode ""
set firstnode ""
set xhistory [list aaa bbb ccc ddd eee fff ggg ]
set colorground bisque
global selected_tile previous_tile
set selected_tile "selected tile";
set previous_tile "previous tile";
global counter
global liner
global ind
set ind 0
set liner [list a b c d e f g ]
global tilex tagx tagz
set tilex "obj_66666test"
set tagx "obj_77777test"
set tagz "obj_55555test "
global entries
set counter 0
grid [radio .1 Mode $modes] [radio .2 Fill $colors 1] -sticky nw
grid [canvas .c -relief raised -borderwidth 1] - -sticky news
grid rowconfig . 0 -weight 0
grid rowconfig . 1 -weight 1
button .b2 -text dismiss -command "destroy ."
button .b3 -text exit -command "exit"
button .b5 -text "Del_tank" -width 2 -command { .wxx delete 1.0 end}
button .b6 -text "lt_bg" -bg gray -width 2 \
-command { set colorground LightBlue1;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
button .b7 -text "bis_bg" -width 3 \
-command { set colorground Bisque; \
.c configure -bg $colorground }
grid .b2 .b3 .b5 .b6 .b7
grid rowconfig . 0 -weight 0
grid rowconfig . 1 -weight 1
grid [ label .wcc -text "list of selection history " ]
grid [entry .wxxccc -textvar e -just left -bg beige -width 50]
#.wxxccc insert end "$liner"
set wow [.c find withtag current];
.wxxccc insert end "xxx starter xxx $wow xxx"
focus .wxxccc ;# allow keyboard input
set labelx [info tclversion];
grid [ label .ww -text "holding tank, version $labelx " ]
set txt [text .wxx -width 20 -height 3 -bg beige]
grid $txt -sticky news
focus .wxx ;# allow keyboard input
set wow [.c find withtag current];
.wxx insert end "xxx starter xxx $wow xxx ";
#-- The current mode is retrieved at runtime from the global Mode variable:
bind .c <1> {set firstnode [.c find withtag current];initialize %W %x %y ;down($Mode) %W %x %y}
bind .c <B1-Motion> {move($Mode) %W %x %y}
bind .c <2> {%W delete current}
bind .c <3> {
#set firstnode [.c find withtag green]
set firstnode [.c find withtag current]
set curnode [.c find withtag current]
set tile [.c find withtag current]
#set curnode [.c find withtag red]
if {( $firstnode != "") && ($curnode != "")} {
dualcheck $tile $firstnode $curnode }}
proc move(Poetry) {w x y} {
if [info exists ::X] {
$w move $::ID [expr {$x-$::X}] [expr {$y-$::Y}]
set ::X $x; set ::Y $y}
}
proc down(exit) {w x y} {
exit
}
proc down(Poetry) {w x y} {
set dy 40
set dx 40
set dk 10
set poof "tester";
set looky "stringx";
set tile "tile"
set tagx [list aaaa bbbb cccc dddd eeee fffff gggg hhhh ]
#set tags [list mv d-$val1$val2];
#set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
#set looky "stringx";
#set poof [xpop $looky ] ;
#set tags [list $poof mv obj_$tile d-$val1$val2];
#set tags [list $poof mv "obj_$tile+1" d-$val1$val2];
#set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile+1" d-$x$y];
for {set i 0; set y [expr {4+$y}];set x [expr {10+$dx}]; } {$i<5} {incr i; incr x $dx} {
set state1 1;
set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
set looky "stringx";
set poof [xpop $looky ] ;
set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile" d-$x$y];
set ::ID [$w create text $x $y -text $poof -tags $tagx -fill $::Fill ]
}
for {set i 0; set y [expr {8+$y}];set x [expr {10+$dx}] ;} {$i<7} {incr i; incr x $dx} {
set state1 1;
set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
set looky "stringx";
set poof [xpop $looky ] ;
set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile" d-$x$y];
set ::ID [$w create text $x $y -text $poof -tags $tagx -fill $::Fill ]
}
for {set i 0; set y [expr {12+$y}];set x [expr {15+$dx}];} {$i<5} {incr i; incr x $dx} {
set state1 1;
set tile [expr {int(rand()*1000000000.)}]
set looky "stringx";
set poof [xpop $looky ] ;
set tagx [list $poof mv "obj_$tile" d-$x$y];
set ::ID [$w create text $x $y -text $poof -tags $tagx -fill $::Fill ]
}
}
proc history {xhistory } {
set xhistory [list object history @];
global xhistory firstnode curnode
global ind movesit
set number 2
set numberx 2
set firstnode [.c find withtag current]
lappend $xhistory $firstnode ;
set ::ID [.c create text 100 200 -text $xhistory -tags " history " -fill $::Fill -fill black ]
}
proc dualcheck { tile firstnode curnode} {
global match_id selected_tile tiles_left jack
global newy oldy match oldx xhistory
global selected_tile previous_tile
global xhistory
global tilex
#global firstnode curnode
set selected_tile "selected tile";
set colorxxx "test"
set colorzzz "test"
#set previous_tile "previous tile";
set numberx [.c gettags current];
regexp {obj_(\d+)} $numberx -> tilex
regexp {colorit_(\d+)} $numberx -> colorxxx
regexp {colorit_(\d+)} $numberx -> colorzzz
set indexer [string first "mv" $numberx ];
set indexer [ expr { $indexer - 1 } ]
set new [string range $numberx 0 $indexer ];
set tags [.c gettags current]
#.c itemconfigure obj_$tilex -width 2 -outline red;
#.c itemconfigure $previous_tile -width 2 -outline green;
# .c itemconfigure obj_$tilex -width 3 ;
# .c itemconfigure $previous_tile -width 3 ;
set old "test"
set kkk [.c gettags $previous_tile ]
set indexer [string first "mv" $kkk ]; ;
set indexer [ expr { $indexer - 1 } ]
set old [string range $kkk 0 $indexer ];
if {$old == ""} {set old "poof $previous_tile"}
set tx [string range $tilex 0 end ];
set rx [string range $previous_tile 4 end ];
if { $tx != $rx } {
.wxx delete 1.0 end;
.wxx insert end " pair error identified, text not equal !!!" ;
}
if { $old == $new } {
set tx [string range $tilex 0 end ];
set rx [string range $previous_tile 4 end ];
if { $tx == $rx } {
.wxx delete 1.0 end;
.wxx insert end " pair error identified, double touch of same tile !!!" ;
}
if { $tx != $rx } {
#.c itemconfigure obj_$tilex -width 2 -outline blue;
#.c itemconfigure $previous_tile -width 2 -outline blue;
.wxx delete 1.0 end;
.wxx insert end " xxx $tilex xxx $tx xxx $rx xxx $previous_tile xxxx ";
.wxx insert end $previous_tile;
.wxx insert end " old $old ";
.wxx insert end $old;
.wxx insert end " identical pair identified !!!" ;
.wxx insert end " xxx old $old xxx new xxx $new ";
.wxx insert end $new;
.wxx insert end "obj_tilex obj_$tilex "
regexp {colorit_(\d+)} $numberx -> colorxxx
regexp {colorit_(\d+)} $previous_tile -> colorzzz
if { $colorxxx == $colorzzz } {
.c delete "$previous_tile+1";
.c delete "obj_$tilex+1" ;
.c delete obj_$tilex ;
.c delete $previous_tile;
}
}
}
#.wxx delete 1.0 end;
set $selected_tile $tags;
.wxx insert end $tags ;
.wxx insert end " selected_tile equals $new ";
if { $previous_tile != $selected_tile } {
set previous_tile [.c gettags current]
set indexer [string first "mv" $previous_tile ];
set indexer [ expr { $indexer - 1 } ]
set old [string range $previous_tile 0 $indexer ];
.wxx insert end " previous_tile equals $old ";
}
#.c itemconfigure $curnode -width 2 ;
set previous_tile obj_$tilex
set firstnode obj_$tilex;
if { $firstnode != $curnode } {
set curnode obj_$tilex;}
.wxx insert end " current equals $curnode ";
.wxx insert end " first equals $firstnode ";
return }
proc initialize {w x y} {
global tile
global xhistory firstnode curnode
global ind movesit
set tile [.c find withtag current]
set number 2
set numberx 2
set ::_x $x; set ::_y $y;
set firstnode [.c find withtag current]
set number [$w gettags current]
set indexer [string first "mv" $number ];
set numberx [string range $number 0 $indexer];
.wxx delete 1.0 end;
# general reporting line
.wxx insert end " xxx $number xxx $numberx xxx \
indexer xxx $indexer xxx number of tiles xxxx \
$ind xxxx object xxx $tile xxx $ind xxx number of \
straight moves xxx $movesit xxx ";
#.wxxccc delete 1.0 end;
# general reporting line
.wxxccc insert end " xxx $number xxx $numberx xxx \
indexer xxx $indexer xxx number of tiles xxxx \
$ind xxxx object xxx $tile xxx $ind xxx number of \
straight moves xxx $movesit xxx ";
incr movesit
}
proc lpick L {lindex $L [expr int(rand()*[llength $L])]; \
#suchenwirth_subroutine;}
proc stringxxx s {
#suchenwirth_subroutine;
set res {}
foreach line [split $s \n] {
for {set i 0} {$i<[string length $line]} {incr i} {
if {$i==[string wordstart $line $i]} {
set w [string range $line $i [expr {[string wordend $line $i]-1}]]
#if {$w!=" "} {lappend res $w}
#if {$w!=" " && $w!="\{" && $w!="\}"} {lappend res $w}
if {$w!=" " && $w!="\{" && $w!="\}" && $w!="\," && $w!="\\" && $w!="\/"} {lappend res $w}
#if {$w!="\}"} {lappend res $w}
#if {$w!="\{"} {lappend res $w}
incr i [expr {[string length $w]-1}];
# always loop incr
}
}
}
set res
}
proc xpop { topper } {
global liner
global ind
set poetsey aaaaa
set liner [poemsorts $poetsey];
set goofy [stringxxx $liner] ;
set topper [ lindex $goofy $ind ];
set ind [ expr { $ind + 1}]
return $topper;
}
proc helptext {stringxxx} {
set text_texas {
# Refrigerator magnet poetry
# Refrigerator magnet poetry
# program is mainly TCL8.0 and
# Windows Expect5.2 offshoot of
# Suchenwirth's Domino.tcl, circa 2004.
# Tried to note which Suchenwirth subroutines
# were mostly unchanged.
# This was the first TCL canvas code I
# saw that one could create easy gamepieces.
# Writing grouped designs
# on top of canvas shape, so basic canvas
# shape and "grouped" design would move
# by mouse. "grouped" design is used
# extensively in Microsoft powerpoint
# and Harvard Graphics, etc.
# This first effort is refrigerator
# magnet poetry in English.
# Believe a similar select & die could
# be used for a computer Mahjong game
# or coin&card games.
# Could use TCL8.4 chinese charactors
# on top of tiles for Chinese magnetic
# poetry or colored Mahjong tiles.
# Various Esc and F-keys activate
# to exit program or change background color.
# Sliding right mouse across piece
# should delete same.
# Pick and Sliding left mouse across piece
# should move same.
# Selecting piece with middle mouse
# should delete same piece.
# Selecting pair of [same text] pieces
# [in sequence] with right mouse
# should delete same piece.
# Right mouse uses initialization from
# left mouse, so one has to pick
# one tile with left mouse for
# game start.
# 5/7/5 words per line is
# setting for Japanese Haiku poetry.
# Other procedures working
# on windows98 and old PC.
# from goldshell7 on 10jun2006.}
return text_texas;}
proc poemsorts {poetsey} {
global liner
#set liner [list q w e r]
set liner [list aaaa bbbb cccc dddd eeee fffff gggg hhhh ]
set adjective_poetic {
{red} {sad} {blue} {blue}
{glad} {flawed} {deep} {black}
{wild } { green } {pale } {bright}
{rough } {gray } {brown } {long}
{high } {thin} {brown } {lush}
{dry } {poor} {lone } {far}
{flat } {broad} {thick } {hard}
{flat } {broad} {cool } {hard}
}
set noun_subject {
cat mouse reed { pear }
{quince } { peach } {hare } {bird}
{ smoke } { rain} { ice} { snow}
{cloud} { home} { flower } {sky}
{rice} { pine} { mist} {door}
{wind} { cricket} { year } {moon}
{crane } {grass } {rose} { ink}
{thaw} { bloom } {lake} { cedar }
{dusk} { autumn } {stone} { dawn}
{stream} { tree } {heart} { boat}
{grief} { tree } {shack} { boat}
{rock} {town} {tear} {pool}
{silk} {deer} {song} {barge}
{moss} {night} {gate} {fence}
{dove} {dream} {frost} {peace}
{shade} {ghost} {road } {path}
{root} {horse} {eve } {sound}
{sleep} {leaves} {sea } {sail}
{peak} {stem} {field} {wave}
{slope} {bark} {crest} {weed}
{moth} {wasp} {pond} {soil}
{snail} {worm} {ant} {kelp}
{cave} {month} {head} {jade}
{branch} {bone} {head} {smile}
{pea} {bone} {head} {smile}
{elm} { morn} {carp} {nest}
{oak} { bone} {perch} {breeze}
mount plum storm hill
}
set verb_transitive {falls
{snow} { burns} { flips} { flys }
{lies} { walk } {flow } {fall} { pluck}
{know } {come} { meet } { drift}
{shine } {soak} { cry } {dance}
{ lost} {cheer} {float } {dance}
{roost} { move} { fade} { loves}
{sleeps} {sighs} {takes } {sail}
{sits} {leaps} {spars } {shakes}
{sits} {leaps} {grows } {waits}
{loses} {hears} {wants } {watch}
}
set noun_objective {
cloud {old home} flower { sky } rice {cricket}
}
set silly_propostion {
for {by} towards { to } at {bygone}
{to} {in} {in } {to }
{to} {in} {fore } through
}
set poetsey "The , [? $adjective_poetic],[? $noun_subject], [? $verb_transitive], [? $silly_propostion], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $noun_subject],The , [? $adjective_poetic],[? $noun_subject], [? $verb_transitive], [? $silly_propostion], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $noun_subject],The , [? $adjective_poetic],[? $noun_subject], [? $verb_transitive], [? $silly_propostion], [? $adjective_poetic] , [? $adjective_poetic] ,[? $noun_subject],The , [? $adjective_poetic],[? $noun_subject], [? $verb_transitive], [? $silly_propostion], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $noun_subject],The [? $adjective_poetic],[? $noun_subject], [? $verb_transitive], [? $silly_propostion], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $adjective_poetic], [? $noun_subject],"
lappend liner $poetsey
set poetsey $liner
return $poetsey
}
#-- Activate F-keys (optional):
bind . <Escape> { exit}
bind . <F1> {destroy .}
bind . <F2> { set colorground LightBlue1; \
.c configure -bg $colorground}
bind . <F3> {set colorground Bisque;.c \
configure -bg $colorground }
bind . <F4> {set backcolor [lpick {AntiqueWhite3
Bisque1 Bisque2 Bisque3 Bisque4 \
SlateBlue3 RoyalBlue1 SteelBlue2 \
DeepSkyBlue3 LightBlue1 DarkSlateGray1 \
Aquamarine2 DarkSeaGreen2 SeaGreen1 Bisque \
Yellow1 IndianRed1 IndianRed2 Tan1 \
Tan4 gray}];
set colorground $backcolor;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
bind . <F4> {set backcolor [lpick {AntiqueWhite3
Bisque1 Bisque2 Bisque3 Bisque4 \
SlateBlue3 RoyalBlue1 SteelBlue2 \
DeepSkyBlue3 LightBlue1 DarkSlateGray1 \
Aquamarine2 DarkSeaGreen2 SeaGreen1 Bisque \
Yellow1 IndianRed1 IndianRed2 Tan1 \
Tan4 gray}];
set colorground $backcolor;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
bind . <F5> {set backcolor [lpick {
Bisque Aquamarine }];
set colorground $backcolor;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
bind . <F6> {set backcolor [lpick {AntiqueWhite3
Bisque}];
set colorground $backcolor;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
bind . <F7> {set backcolor [lpick {SeaGreen1
Bisque}];
set colorground $backcolor;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
bind . <F8> {set backcolor [lpick {AntiqueWhite3
Bisque}];
set colorground $backcolor;
.c configure -bg $colorground }
#end of deck
#end of deck
#end of deck
#end of deck
#end of deck- Code Reuse
- Tcl's package system makes it easy to write code that can be reused.
Many other people have made their code available for reuse.
''Q. from goldshell7'':I am trying to load a feature or subroutine "select&pair_then_die" , where one selects two equal pieces in color,text, or tags. If the two pieces are equal , both pairs disappear from the screen ( or to a hockey safety zone on the screen). Kind of like the old Microsoft Mahjong game, which was an elimination process of equal pairs.
''A. received''
You should make up unique tags
and assign them to both the rect
and the text inside it, and for convenience,
another one for the text only.
incr n
$w create rect ... -tags [list mv obj$n]
$w create text ... -tags [list mv obj$n text$n]
For moving, specify the obj.. tag so both move together.
To get the tags of the current selection, try something like:
set tags [$w gettags current]
In the returned list, locate the tag with the obj number,
e.g. like this
regexp {obj(\d+)} $tags -> number
You can retrieve the text by giving the tag
set text [$w itemcget text$number -text]
end of record.''Q. from goldshell7'':28jul2006,would like selected tiles to have a red, blue, or colored outline. However commented ".c itemconfigure tile_number -outline red" colored outine but reverts text font to vertical arranged text. Maybe somebody can figure how to keep text horizontal.