On Dec 13, 2007, at 1:00 PM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
>> Full answer: you use the tcl flags to save the arguments. This
>> works fine in binbufs:
>> -text "this is my label" -font "Lucida Sans" 10 bold -fg black -bg
>> green
>> Check tkwidgets/text.c for more info.
>
> so, how do you put double-quotes within labels?
I should correct the above line, it's not quite right:
-text {this is my label} -font {"Lucida Sans" 10 bold} -fg black -bg
green
AFAIK, using the {} as quotes means it should had over everything
inside of those brackets. So {"} should show a double quote. If you
look at the code in externals/tkwidgets/text.c, you'll see I am just
letting Tcl format the strings using "text cget -text", then writing
that to a file via a binbuf.
> how do you put a literal dollarsign within labels?
Donno, any suggestions?
> what about open-bracket?
This one has stumped me, and I've asked a bit in #tcl, but no luck.
Any suggestions? Did you get it working? What is actually more
important, IMHO, is a way to insert a open-bracket into a text widget
using a message. Using [key 123( then lots of escaping in C hasn't
worked for me either.
.hc
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