Andrew Kingston wrote:
> That would be great. I could set up a button to do it, but I don't
> really want to rely on users having to press it to get the right
> options.
Yep. I recently added a similar 'updatecommand' feature
to the browse menu, so that when a new file was 'browsed',
the update command would automatically be executed.
Doing this for the pulldown menus would be similar.. I'll try
to attack it today, if possible.
> The input program is nice and easy to use as well - which I
> like & you get a consistent look & feel using it
Cool.. thanks.
Nice thing about it is you can use it to make GUIs even in csh/bash! ;)
> Definitely most comfortable with Perl. Not used Perltk yet - I may have
> to look in to that.
Yes, I think perltk comes with activestate perl, so if you're all
windows, you probably already have it.
perltk probably is NOT already on your osx/linux machines though,
so you'd have to install it if using those platforms, which is kinda
a hassle probably. (One of the many reasons I wrote 'input', to prevent
users having to install the TK stuff globally)
I'll follow up here when I have a modified version of 'input'
that supports 'updatecommand' for the chooser.
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