Perl-TK向导,窗口编写.pdf
Perl/Tk
Tutorial
Create
GUI
with
Perls
Tk
Module
Introduction2
Applications2
Philosophy2
Perl/Tk
Requirements3
Installing/Using
Perl3
Hello
World3
Widgets
1
:
Button,
Entry,
Label5
Button6
Entry6
Label7
Widgets
2
:
Frame,
Text,
Scrollbar,
Scale8
Frame8
Text8
Scrollbar9
Scale11
Dialogs12
messageBox12
chooseColor13
getOpenFile13
Toplevel14
Widgets
3
:
Radiobutton,
Checkbutton15
Radiobutton15
Checkbutton16
Widgets
4
:
Listbox18
Listbox18
Widgets
5
:
Menubutton,
Menu,
Optionmenu20
Menubutton20
Menu21
Optionmenu23
Some
more
Widgets
Canvas,
Message,
Adjuster,
Scrolled24
Canvas24
Message24
Adjuster24
Scrolled25
Geometry
Management
:
Grid,
Pack26
grid26
pack27
Some
Common
Widget
Options28
Some
Tk
Commands29
Bind29
Now
What?31
Reference31
Books31
Manual31
External
Sites31
Appendix31
Appendix
A
:
About
the
Author31
Appendix
B
:
Commonly
Made
mistakes
in
Perl/Tk32
Appendix
C
:
Tcl/Tk
And
Perl/Tk32
Appendix
D
:
Codes32
Appendix
E
:
FeedBacks33
Appendix
F
:
Comments33
Index33
Introduction33
Hello
World36
Widget
138
Widget
240
Widget
543
Widget
644
Geometry
Management44
Now
What?46
Appendix48
Introduction
Perl/Tk
(also
known
as
pTk)
is
a
collection
of
modules
and
code
that
attempts
to
wed
the
easily
configured
Tk
8
widget
toolkit
to
the
powerful
lexigraphic,
dynamic
memory,
I/O,
and
objectoriented
capabilities
of
Perl
5
In
other
words,
it
is
an
interpreted
scripting
language
for
making
widgets
and
programs
withGraphical
User
Interfaces
(GUI)
Perl
orPractical
Extraction
and
Report
Language
is
described
by
Larry
Wall,
Perls
author,
as
follows:
Perl
is
an
interpreted
language
optimized
for
scanning
arbitrary
text
files,
extracting
information
from