#!/bin/sh
:;exec /usr/local/bin/stk -l "$0" "$@"
;;
;; show-vars w var var var ...
;;
;; Create a top-level window that displays a bunch of global variable values
;; and keeps the display up-to-date even when the variables change value
;;
;; Arguments:
;;    w -        Name to use for new top-level window.
;;    var -      Name of variable to monitor.
;;
;;
;; Note that this demo is run with the -l option (instead of the classical -f)
;;
;;
;;           Author: Erick Gallesio [eg@unice.fr]
;;    Creation date:  9-Aug-1993 22:06
;; Last file update: 17-Jan-1996 16:54

(define (show-vars w . args)
  (catch (destroy w))
  (toplevel w)
  (wm 'title w "Variable values")
  (label (& w ".title")
	 :text "Variable values:" 
	 :width 20
	 :anchor "center"
	 :font "-Adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--*-180*")
  (pack (& w ".title") :side "top" :fill "x")
  
  (for-each (lambda(i)
	      (let* ((w.i 	(& w "." i))
		     (w.i.name  (& w.i ".name"))
		     (w.i.value (& w.i ".value")))
		(frame w.i)
		(label w.i.name :text (format #f "~A: " i))
		(label w.i.value :textvar i)
		(pack w.i.name w.i.value :side "left")
		(pack w.i :side "top" :anchor "w")))
	    args)

  (pack [button (& w ".ok") :text " OK " :command (lambda () 
						    (destroy w))]
	:side "bottom" 
	:pady 2))


(define a 1)
(define b '(1 2 (a b d) x 1))
(define c "A string")
(show-vars '.test 'a 'b 'c)
(format #t "Try to modify value of displayed variables with set!\n")