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A new Tcl/tk example - a window to show system status

From today's Tcl course - where we have also added a GUI on the front using Tk to give a window in which we display system information.

The code is divided into a number of sections

1. Definition of pieces of code to be run in the event of a button being pushed, or some other action

2. Creation of the widgets (components) to be shown

3. Packing those components into a geometry

4. Processing the event code initially (to pretend that initial buttons had been pressed)

5. Finally, the code enters a main loop to wait for events and process them as it receives them.

Source code [here].

(written 2015-03-11, updated 2015-03-15)

 
Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles
T217 - Tcl/Tk - First Widgets, Geometry and Events
  [309] Writing a Tcl/Tk GUI is as easy as baking a cake - (2005-05-12)
  [3415] User defined sorting and other uses of callbacks in Tcl and Tk - (2011-09-02)
  [3575] Multiple buttons calling the same proc in wish (tcl/tk) - (2012-01-12)


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