[JayBy] 2016-05-30

I have written this app for testing different packages and ideas. You can use this, to test how the packages work. 

Unwrap the code with [sdx], to get examples, but you have to know, because it's a test app, the code is very confuse.

The package [xtk::wm] can only read the screen layout of the xinerama desktop on Linux. For others, there is a procedure to read user-defined layouts. You can use it with the option -screenlayout <ScreenList>, where <ScreenList> should be a sublist for each screen {X Y Width Height}. Example:
`tktest -screenlayout "{0 0 1024 768} {1024 0 1280 768}"`

** Download **

   Starkit:   [http://download.lima-city.de/lifax/TkTest-0.1.kit%|%TkTest-0.1.kit%|%]
   Linux:   [http://download.lima-city.de/lifax/TkTest-0.1-lnx-8.5.15.bin%|%TkTest-0.1-lnx-8.5.15.bin%|%]
   Windows:   [http://download.lima-city.de/lifax/TkTest-0.1-win-8.5.15.exe%|%TkTest-0.1-win-8.5.15.exe%|%]
   Mac:   [http://download.lima-city.de/lifax/TkTest-0.1-mac-8.5.1.bin%|%TkTest-0.1-mac-8.5.1.bin%|%] (not tested)<<br>><<br>>I cannot test the Mac version, but maybe someone can do it and tell, it is okay or what is wrong! Maybe there is a chance to create correct versions for Mac.

My packages inside are ...
   * [defColor]
   * [xtk::bindings]
   * [xtk::notebook]
   * [xtk::theme]
   * [xtk::theme::rivet]
   * [xtk::wm]

[TkTest-Image-1]

** Usage **

OPTIONS

   `-anchor <Anchor>`:   Gives the anchor position of current/given/whole screen, where the app will be started.

   `-screen <Nr>`:   Start on given screen number.

   `-screenlayout <ScreenList>`:   Define screen layout on commandline with sublists like, "{0 0 1024 768} {1024 0 1280 768}"

   `-deco <Bool>`:   Starts with or without window decoration. Depended if the tk version, it uses [wm attributes -type] or [wm attributes].

   `-wmtype <Type>`:   Use <Type> for [wm attributes -type].

   `-theme <Theme>`:   Start with given <Theme>.

   `-palette <TkPalette>`:   Use <TkPalette> for 'tk' theme.

   `-page <NbPage>`:   Start notebook with given <NbPage>.

   `-console <Bool>`:   If true, start console, if available.

   `-debug <Bool>`:   If true, prints messages to stdout.

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