[Paraview] how the user interface run?
Berk Geveci
berk.geveci at gmail.com
Fri Jun 3 11:42:16 EDT 2005
The callbacks are, in the core, implemented by the Tcl interpreter. If
you search for online information about how Tcl/Tk works and keep in
mind that vtkPVWindow has a corresponding Tcl command that can make
calls on the actual object, you will have a better shot at
understanding how it works. Windows events are created/caught by Tk.
On 6/2/05, liangzeng <liangzeng at 263.net.cn> wrote:
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> hi,all:
> I am just a new paraview code reader,and I had bought "ParaView Guide".When I
> had Read the chapter 18,I knew how to modify the user interface.A Questionis:
> When I add a button "PrintColorButton" just as in the book ,the callback function is PrintColor.
> when I build the code, the system automatically generate the correspond code in function "vtkPVWindowCommand" of vtkPVWindowTcl.cxx.
> There also many vtk***Command as vtkPVWindowCommand ,which is define as CommandFunction.
> My Qustion is :when I click the PrintColorButton, if the any message generate as programs in VC60?
> if generated which class generated it, and which class reacted it?
> forgive my stupid and thanks all.
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> Regards,
> martin
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