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Diffstat (limited to 'ext/tk/MANUAL_tcltklib.eng')
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1 files changed, 12 insertions, 12 deletions
diff --git a/ext/tk/MANUAL_tcltklib.eng b/ext/tk/MANUAL_tcltklib.eng index e9f6dc65ce..957e8ec840 100644 --- a/ext/tk/MANUAL_tcltklib.eng +++ b/ext/tk/MANUAL_tcltklib.eng @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ module TclTklib : Same to 'WINDOW | FILE | TIMER | IDLE'. DONT_WAIT - : Without this flag, 'do_one_event' waits the occurence of + : Without this flag, 'do_one_event' waits the occurrence of : a target event. With this flag, doesn't wait and returns : false if there is no target event for processing. @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ module TclTklib mainloop(check_root = true) : Starts the eventloop. If 'check_root' is true, this method : doesn't return when a root widget exists. - : If 'check_root' is false, doen't return by the other + : If 'check_root' is false, doesn't return by the other : reasons than exceptions. mainloop_thread? @@ -181,7 +181,7 @@ module TclTklib : is based on the count of processed events. : ( see 'set_eventloop_weight' method ) : However, if the eventloop thread is the only thread, - : timer_tick cannt be set to 0. If 0, then is set to 100 ms + : timer_tick cannot be set to 0. If 0, then is set to 100 ms : automatically (see NO_THREAD_INTERRUPT_TIME on tcltklib.c). : On $SAFE >= 4, cannot call this method. @@ -204,9 +204,9 @@ module TclTklib : That is invalid when the eventloop is the only thread. : 'loop_max' is the max events for thread-switching. : 'no_event_tick' is the increment value of the event count - : when no event for processing (And then, the eventloop thead + : when no event for processing (And then, the eventloop thread : sleeps 'no_event_wait' mili-seconds). - : 'loop_max == 800' and 'no_event_tick == 10' are defalut. + : 'loop_max == 800' and 'no_event_tick == 10' are default. : On $SAFE >= 4, cannot call this method. get_eventloop_weight @@ -215,8 +215,8 @@ module TclTklib mainloop_abort_on_exception=(bool) : Define whether the eventloop stops on exception or not. : If true (default value), stops on exception. - : If false, show a warinig message but ignore the exception. - : If nil, no warning message and ignore the excepsion. + : If false, show a waring message but ignore the exception. + : If nil, no warning message and ignore the exception. : This parameter is sometimes useful when multiple Tk : interpreters are working. Because the only one eventloop : admins all Tk interpreters, sometimes exception on a @@ -277,11 +277,11 @@ class TclTkIp : The information is used to generate the root widget of the : interpreter. : ( e.g. TclTkIp.new('FOO', '-geometry 500x200 -use 0x2200009') ) - : If is given nil or falsr for the 'option' argument, generates + : If is given nil or false for the 'option' argument, generates : the Tcl interpreter without Tk library. Then the interpreter : doesn't need GUI environment. Therefore, even if a window : system doesn't exist or cannot be used, Ruby can control the - : Tcl interpreter and the extention libraries loaded on the + : Tcl interpreter and the extension libraries loaded on the : interpreter. [instance methods] @@ -350,7 +350,7 @@ class TclTkIp : So _invoke can call only the command which already : registered on the interpreter by 'load' command and so on. : On _eval command, auto_load mechanism words. So if succeed - : to _eval and regist the command once, after that, the + : to _eval and register the command once, after that, the : command can be called by _invoke. _cancel_eval(str) @@ -464,8 +464,8 @@ class TkCallbackContinue < StandardError : 'break' code to Tk interpreter (Then the Tk interpreter will : break the operation for the current event). : If raise TkCallbackContinue, returns 'continue' code (Then the Tk - : interpreter will break the operateion for the current bindtag and - : starts the operation for the next buindtag for the current event). + : interpreter will break the operation for the current bindtag and + : starts the operation for the next bindtag for the current event). : However, current tcltklib supports Ruby's 'break' and 'next' to : get the same effect. That is, those classes are obsolete. Those : exist for backward compatibility. |