I’m trying to make a progress bar dialog like GNU/Linux Xdialog –gauge Apparently you should get a value, which is updated for ‘one second’, from time to time. This increment is done through a for loop already pre-configured to give the progressive count. From my tests I did, and how far my knowledge of tcl/tk could go is like this:
Tag: tk-toolkit
Ruby: graphical-user interface tk on linux ubuntu don’t work
I tried installing the tk GUI for Ubuntu ruby With the command: But the command does not work. What can I do? Answer Hey I ran into this same thing recently while porting the Princeton Standard library to ruby tk standard_draw_tk First make sure libaries are installed Now you need to soft link the libaries Now you can install the
Invoking keyboard keys, through proc – procedure (function) in tcl
In front of the internet, I could only find so far, just the reverse where the key-related event is associated with the front-end button, not the front-end button that invokes a key. Understood ?! Look: Explanation – If you press a H button, the Hello button will blink. And the same effect happens with W; World I want the Front-end