stk/Lib/button.stk

;;;;
;;;; Buttons, Check button and radio buttons bindings and procs
;;;;
;;;; Copyright <20> 1993-1999 Erick Gallesio - I3S-CNRS/ESSI <eg@unice.fr>
;;;; 
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;;;;           Author: Erick Gallesio [eg@unice.fr]
;;;;    Creation date: 17-May-1993 12:35
;;;; Last file update:  3-Sep-1999 19:49 (eg)
;;;;

(select-module Tk)

;; This file is loaded for the first button, radio or check
;; button. Avoid to load it several times
(unless (or (tk-command? Tk:button) 
	    (tk-command? Tk:checkbutton) 
	    (tk-command? Tk:radiobutton))
  
;==============================================================================
;
; UNIX stuff
;
;==============================================================================
(when (eqv? (os-kind) 'Unix)

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse pointer enters a
  ;; button widget.  It records the button we're in and changes the
  ;; state of the button to active unless the button is disabled.
  (define (Tk:button-enter |W|)
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (tk-set! |W| :state "active")
      (if (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
	  (tk-set! |W| :state "active" :relief "sunken")))
    (set! tk::window |W|))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse pointer leaves a
  ;; button widget. It changes the state of the button back to
  ;; inactive. If we're leaving the button window with a mouse button
  ;; pressed (tk::button-window == |W|), restore the relief of the
  ;; button too.
  (define (Tk:button-leave |W|)
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (tk-set! |W| :state "normal"))
    (if (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
	(tk-set! |W| :relief tk::relief))
    (set! tk::window #f))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse button is pressed in
  ;; a button widget. It records the fact that the mouse is in the
  ;; button, saves the button's relief so it can be restored later, and
  ;; changes the relief to sunken.
  (define (Tk:button-down |W|)
    (set! tk::relief (tk-get |W| :relief))
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (set! tk::button-window |W|)
      (tk-set! |W| :relief "sunken")))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse button is released
  ;; in a button widget.  It restores the button's relief and invokes
  ;; the command as long as the mouse hasn't left the button.
  (define (Tk:button-up |W|)
    (when (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
      (set! tk::button-window "")
      (tk-set! |W| :relief tk::relief)
      (when (and (equal? |W| tk::window)
		 (not (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")))
	(|W| 'invoke)))))

;==============================================================================
;
; WINDOWS stuff
;
;==============================================================================
(when (eqv? (os-kind) 'Windows)

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse pointer enters a
  ;; button widget.  It records the button we're in and changes the
  ;; state of the button to active unless the button is disabled.
  (define (Tk:button-enter |W|)
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (if (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
	  (tk-set! |W| :state "active" :relief "sunken")))
    (set! tk::window |W|))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse pointer leaves a
  ;; button widget. It changes the state of the button back to
  ;; inactive. If we're leaving the button window with a mouse button
  ;; pressed (tk::button-window == |W|), restore the relief of the
  ;; button too.
  (define (Tk:button-leave |W|)
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (tk-set! |W| :state "normal"))
    (if (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
	(tk-set! |W| :relief tk::relief))
    (set! tk::window #f))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse button is pressed in
  ;; a button widget. It records the fact that the mouse is in the
  ;; button, saves the button's relief so it can be restored later, and
  ;; changes the relief to sunken.
  (define (Tk:button-down |W|)
    (set! tk::relief (tk-get |W| :relief))
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (set! tk::button-window |W|)
      (tk-set! |W| :relief "sunken" :state "active")))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse button is released
  ;; in a button widget.  It restores the button's relief and invokes
  ;; the command as long as the mouse hasn't left the button.
  (define (Tk:button-up |W|)
    (when (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
      (set! tk::button-window "")
      (when (and (equal? |W| tk::window)
		 (not (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")))
	(tk-set! |W| :relief tk::relief :state "normal")
	(|W| 'invoke))))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse pointer enters a
  ;; checkbutton or radiobutton widget.  It records the button we're in
  ;; and changes the state of the button to active unless the button is
  ;; disabled.
  (define (Tk:R&C-enter |W|)
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (if (equal? tk::button-window |W|)
	  (tk-set! |W| :state "active")))
    (set! tk::window |W|))

  ;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse button is pressed in
  ;; a button widget.  It records the fact that the mouse is in the button,
  ;; saves the button's relief so it can be restored later, and changes
  ;; the relief to sunken.
  (define (Tk:R&C-down |W|)
    (set! tk::relief (tk-get |W| :relief))
    (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
      (set! tk::button-window |W|)
      (tk-set! |W| :state "active"))))


;==============================================================================
;
; Common stuff
;
;==============================================================================

;; The procedure below is called when a button is invoked through
;; the keyboard.  It simulate a press of the button via the mouse.
(define (Tk:button-invoke |W|)
  (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
     (let ((old-relief (tk-get |W| :relief))
	   (old-state  (tk-get |W| :state)))
       (tk-set! |W| :state "active" :relief "sunken")
       (update 'idletasks)
       (after 100)
       (tk-set! |W| :state  old-state :relief old-relief)
       (|W| 'invoke))))

;; The procedure below is invoked when the mouse button is pressed in
;; a checkbutton or radiobutton widget, or when the widget is invoked
;; through the keyboard.  It invokes the widget if it isn't disabled.

(define (Tk:R&C-invoke |W| . cmd)
  (unless (equal? (tk-get |W| :state) "disabled")
    (|W| (if (null? cmd) 'invoke (car cmd)))))

(define (Tk:R&C-invoke1 |W|)
  (Tk:R&C-invoke |W|))

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;; Class bindings for various flavors of button widgets. tk::window
;; keeps track of the button containing the mouse, and tk::relief
;; saves the original relief of the button so it can be restored when
;; the mouse button is released.


;;; UNIX bindings 
(when (eqv? (os-kind) 'Unix)
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<Return>"       	(lambda (|W|)
				       	  (unless *tk-strict-motif*
				       	    (Tk:R&C-invoke |W|))))
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<1>" 		(lambda (|W|)
					  (Tk:R&C-invoke |W|)))
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<Enter>"        	Tk:button-enter)

  (bind "Radiobutton" "<Return>"       	(lambda (|W|)
				       	  (unless *tk-strict-motif*
				       	    (Tk:R&C-invoke |W|))))
  (bind "Radiobutton" "<1>" 		(lambda (|W|)
					  (Tk:R&C-invoke |W|)))
  (bind "Radiobutton" "<Enter>"        	Tk:button-enter))


;;; WINDOWS bindings
(when (eqv? (os-kind) 'Windows)
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<equal>"       	  (lambda (|W|)
					    (Tk:R&C-invoke |W| 'select)))
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<plus>"       	  (lambda (|W|)
					    (Tk:R&C-invoke |W| 'select)))
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<minus>"       	  (lambda (|W|)
					    (Tk:R&C-invoke |W| 'deselect)))
  
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<1>" 		  Tk:R&C-down)
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<ButtonRelease-1>" Tk:button-up)
  (bind "Checkbutton" "<Enter>"        	  Tk:R&C-enter)

  (bind "Radiobutton" "<1>"		  Tk:R&C-down)  
  (bind "Radiobutton" "<ButtonRelease-1>" Tk:Button-up)
  (bind "Radiobutton" "<Enter>"		  Tk:R&C-enter))

;;; Common bindings
(bind "Button" "<FocusIn>" 		"")
(bind "Button" "<Enter>"		Tk:button-enter)
(bind "Button" "<Leave>"		Tk:button-leave)
(bind "Button" "<1>"			Tk:button-down)
(bind "Button" "<ButtonRelease-1>" 	Tk:button-up)
(bind "Button" "<space>"		Tk:button-invoke)
(bind "Button" "<Return>"		Tk:button-invoke)

(bind "Checkbutton" "<FocusIn>"		"")
(bind "Checkbutton" "<Leave>"		Tk:button-leave)
(bind "Checkbutton" "<space>" 		Tk:R&C-invoke1)
(bind "Checkbutton" "<Return>"		Tk:R&C-invoke1)

(bind "Radiobutton" "<FocusIn>" 	"")
(bind "Radiobutton" "<Leave>" 		Tk:button-leave)
(bind "Radiobutton" "<space>" 		Tk:R&C-invoke1)
(bind "Radiobutton" "<Return>" 		Tk:R&C-invoke1)

)