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################################################################################
# This file contains procedures related to spinbox widgets.
################################################################################
# buildSpinbox: builds a spinbox widget to be filled with 'list_discrete_values'. If
# 'list_discrete_values' is of the form "<numX>-<numY>", then it will assume
# that the values are integers starting from numX up to numY. 'assocVarName' and
# 'assocVarElem' are the associated variable name and element (if variable is
# an array) for the spinbox entry widget.
# OPTIONS:
# 'label_text' - the text string to label the spinbox.
# 'label_placement' - where to place 'label_text': right, left, top, bottom.
# 'default_val' - default value for the spin box entry.
# 'dateFormat' - a boolean for declaring entry to be of date type: meaning
# numbers from 0 to 9 are to be given a 0 prefix.
proc buildSpinbox {frame_name cols list_discrete_values assocVarName \
assocVarElem \
{label_text ""} {label_placement "right"} {default_val ""} \
{dateFormat 0} } {
global LABELFONT
if {$dateFormat && [string length $default_val] < 2 && \
$default_val >= 0 && $default_val <= 9 } {
set lboxinfo [buildFullEntrybox $frame_name 0 \
"" $cols "0$default_val" "" 0]
} else {
set lboxinfo [buildFullEntrybox $frame_name 0 \
"" $cols $default_val "" 0]
}
set sbox [lindex $lboxinfo 2]
bind_entry_overselect $sbox
pack forget $sbox
scrollbar $frame_name.spinscroll -orient vertical -relief flat \
-borderwidth 2 -command [list spincmd $sbox $dateFormat]
label $frame_name.splabel -font $LABELFONT -text $label_text -padx 1 -pady 1
switch -exact -- $label_placement {
right {
pack $sbox $frame_name.spinscroll $frame_name.splabel -side left \
-anchor nw
}
left {
pack $frame_name.splabel $sbox $frame_name.spinscroll -side left \
-anchor nw
}
top {
pack $frame_name.splabel -side top -anchor nw
pack $sbox $frame_name.spinscroll -side left -after $frame_name.splabel \
-anchor nw
}
bottom {
pack $sbox $frame_name.spinscroll -side left -anchor nw
pack $frame_name.splabel -side bottom -anchor nw -before $sbox
}
default {
pack $sbox -side left -anchor c -pady 2
pack $frame_name.spinscroll -side right -anchor nw -pady 2
}
}
# Initialize some special global variables
if [regexp "(.+)\\((.+)\\)" $assocVarElem match elem1 elem2] {
set assocVarElem "${elem1}_${elem2}"
}
global vlist.$sbox ;# vlist.? holds the list of
;# valid values for the
;# spin box.
set vlist.$sbox $list_discrete_values
if { [string compare $assocVarElem ""] != 0 } {
set value.$sbox $assocVarName\($assocVarElem\)
} else {
set value.$sbox $assocVarName
}
$sbox configure -font $LABELFONT -textvariable [set value.$sbox] \
-relief groove
register_spinbox $sbox
return [concat $frame_name $sbox $frame_name.spinscroll $frame_name.splabel]
}
# spincmd: the associated command when the spinbox widget's scrollbar is manipulated.
proc spincmd { sbox dateFormat view_idx } {
## It appears that since we have a one entry listbox, then pushing the up
## arrow returns an index of -1, and pushing down return an index of 1.
if {$view_idx == -1} {
incr_spinbox $sbox $dateFormat
} else {
decr_spinbox $sbox $dateFormat
}
}
# disable_spinbox: disables all the components of a spinbox.
proc disable_spinbox {spinEntry spinScroll {spinLabel ""}} {
global disabledColor
disable_fullentry "" $spinEntry ""
if {[string compare $spinScroll ""] != 0} {
disable_scrollbar $spinScroll $disabledColor
}
if {[string compare $spinLabel ""] != 0} {
disable_label $spinLabel $disabledColor
}
}
# enable_spinbox: enables all the components of a spinbox.
proc enable_spinbox {spinEntry spinScroll {spinLabel ""}} {
enable_fullentry "" $spinEntry ""
if {[string compare $spinScroll ""] != 0} {
enable_scrollbar $spinScroll
}
if {[string compare $spinLabel ""] != 0} {
enable_label $spinLabel
}
}
# incr_spinbox: procedure that brings into view the "next" element in the
# spin box.
# OPTION:
# The option 'dateFormat' means to construct the numeric entry as a date
# format, meaning, add leading 0 for numbers between 0 to 9.
#
proc incr_spinbox {spbox {dateFormat 0} } {
global vlist.$spbox
set valueList [set vlist.$spbox]
set newval -1
set cval [$spbox get]
if [regexp "(\[-0-9]+)-(\[-0-9]+)" $valueList match min max] {
if {[string compare $cval ""] == 0} {
set cval [expr [digit $min] - 1]
}
if { [digit $cval] < [digit $max] } {
set newval [expr [digit $cval] + 1]
$spbox delete 0 end
if {$dateFormat && $newval >= 0 && $newval <= 9 } {
$spbox insert 0 "0$newval"
} else {
$spbox insert 0 $newval
}
}
} else {
if { [string compare $cval ""] == 0 } {
set idx -1
} else {
set idx [lsearch $valueList $cval]
}
if { [expr $idx + 1] < [llength $valueList]} {
set newval [lindex $valueList [incr idx]]
$spbox delete 0 end
$spbox insert 0 $newval
}
}
return $newval
}
# decr_spinbox: similar to incr_spinbox except in reverse.
#
proc decr_spinbox {spbox {dateFormat 0} } {
global vlist.$spbox
set valueList [set vlist.$spbox]
set newval -1
set cval [$spbox get]
if [regexp "(\[-0-9]+)-(\[-0-9]+)" $valueList match min max] {
if {[string compare $cval ""] == 0} {
set cval [expr [digit $max] + 1]
}
if { [digit $cval] > [digit $min] } {
set newval [expr [digit $cval] - 1]
$spbox delete 0 end
if {$dateFormat && $newval >= 0 && $newval <= 9 } {
$spbox insert 0 "0$newval"
} else {
$spbox insert 0 $newval
}
}
} else {
if {[string compare $cval ""] == 0} {
set idx [llength $valueList]
} else {
set idx [lsearch $valueList $cval]
}
if { [expr $idx - 1] >= 0 } {
set newval [lindex $valueList [incr idx -1]]
$spbox delete 0 end
$spbox insert 0 $newval
}
}
return $newval
}
proc check_spinbox_value {spin_entry} {
global vlist.$spin_entry
set valueList [set vlist.$spin_entry]
set sbox_var [$spin_entry get]
if [regexp "(\[-0-9]+)-(\[-0-9]+)" $valueList match min max] {
if { ![regexp "^(\[-0-9]+)$" $sbox_var match] || \
([digit $sbox_var] < $min || [digit $sbox_var] > $max) } {
$spin_entry delete 0 end
}
} elseif { [lsearch -exact $valueList $sbox_var] == -1 } {
$spin_entry delete 0 end
}
}
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