| widgetView-class {widgetTools} | R Documentation |
"widgetView" renders element widgets
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("widgetView",
...). This class is for internal use by class
widget-class. Users trying to create GUI type widget do
not need to use this class.
WVTitle:"character" - a
character string that will be displayed as the title of the widget
to be createdvName:"character" - a character
string for the vName of the widgetwinid:"tkwin" - a tkwin object
for the id of the top window for the widgetwidgetids:"list" - a list of
tkwin ids for element widgetstheWidget:"widget" - a widget
object that creates the widgetViewsignature(tkWidget = "widgetView"): destroys
the window representing the widgetViewsignature(object = "widgetView"): set the value
for vNamesignature(object = "widgetView"): get the value
for vNamesignature(widgetView = "widgetView",
pWidgets = "list"): takes a list of "basicPW" objects
(pWidgets) and renders them accordinglysignature(widgetView = "widgetView", pWidgets
= "list"): using values contained by the "basicPW" objects of
pWidgets to update the values of widget elements displayedsignature(object = "widgetView"): set the
value for theWidgetsignature(object = "widgetView"): get the
value for theWidgetsignature(widgetView = "widgetView"):
update the value of list box or text box element widgetssignature(object = "widgetView"): set the
value of widgetidssignature(object = "widgetView"): get the
value of widgetidssignature(object = "widgetView"): set the
value of winidsignature(object = "widgetView"): set the value
of winidsignature(tkWidget = "widgetView"): make
widgetView modalsignature(object = "widgetView"): get the
value for WVTitleJianhua Zhang
Programming with data
## Not run:
## These cannot be run by examples() but should be OK when pasted
## into an interactive R session with the widgetTools package loaded
widgetView <- widgetView(WVTitle = "demo", vName = "widget1")
## End(Not run)