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.TH Reindex 3 "2000-12-30" "Tk1.1" "perl/Tk Documentation"
Tk::Reindex \- change the base index of Text\-like widgets
\& use Tk::ReindexedText;
\& $t1=$w->ReindexedText(-linestart => 2);
\& use Tk::ReindexedROText;
\& $t2=$w->ReindexedROText(-linestart => 0);
Creates a new widget class based on \fBText\fR\-like widgets that can
redefine the line number base (normally \fBText\fR widgets start line
numbers at 1), or possibly other manipulations on indexes.
.IX Header "STANDARD OPTIONS"
The newly-defined widget takes all the same options as the base
widget, which defaults to \fBText\fR.
.SH "WIDGET-SPECIFIC OPTIONS"
.IX Header "WIDGET-SPECIFIC OPTIONS"
.IP "Name: \fBlineStart\fR"
.IX Item "Name: lineStart"
.IP "Class: \fBLineStart\fR"
.IX Item "Class: LineStart"
.IP "Switch: \fB\-linestart\fR"
.IX Item "Switch: -linestart"
Sets the line number of the first line in the \fBText\fR widget. The
default \fB\-toindexcmd\fR and \fB\-fromindexcmd\fR use this configuration
\&\-item Name: \fBtoIndexCmd\fR \fBfromIndexCmd\fR
\&\-item Class: \fBToIndexCmd\fR \fBFromIndexCmd\fR
\&\-item Switch: \fB\-toindexcmd\fR \fB\-fromindexcmd\fR
These two options specify callbacks that are called with a list of
indexes and are responsible for translating them to/from indexes that
the base \fBText\fR widget can understand. The callback is passed the
widget followed by a list of indexes, and should return a list of
translated indexes. \fB\-toindexcmd\fR should translate from 'user'
indexes to 'native' \fBText\fR\-compatible indexes, and \fB\-fromindexcmd\fR
should translate from 'native' indexes to 'user' indexes.
The default callbacks simply add/subtract the offset given by the
\&\fB\-linestart\fR option for all indexes in 'line.character' format.
It would probably be prudent to make these functions inverses of each
.IX Header "CLASS METHODS"
To make new Reindex widgets, this function should be called via \fBuse\fR
with the name of the Text-like base class that you are extending with
\&\*(L"Reindex\*(R" capability. 'use base(Tk::Reindex Tk::nameofbasewidget)'
should also be specified for that widget.
I've used the word \*(L"indexes\*(R" instead of \*(L"indices\*(R" throughout the
All the built-in perl code for widget bindings & methods will use the
new 'user' indexes. Which means all this index manipulation might
might break code that is trying to parse/manipulate indexes. Or even
assume that '1.0' is the beginning index. \fBTk::Text::Contents\fR comes
Andrew Allen <ada@fc.hp.com>
This code may be distributed under the same conditions as Perl.
projects / OpenSPARC-T2-DV / blob