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# unicodeout.rb --
#
# This demonstration script shows how you can produce output (in label
# widgets) using many different alphabets.
#
# based on Tcl/Tk8.4.4 widget demos
if defined?($unicodeout_demo) && $unicodeout_demo
$unicodeout_demo.destroy
$unicodeout_demo = nil
end
$unicodeout_demo = TkToplevel.new {|w|
title("Unicode Label Demonstration")
iconname("unicodeout")
positionWindow(w)
}
base_frame = TkFrame.new($unicodeout_demo).pack(:fill=>:both, :expand=>true)
TkLabel.new(base_frame,
:font=>$font, :wraplength=>'5.4i', :justify=>:left,
:text=><<EOL).pack(:side=>:top)
This is a sample of Tk's support for languages that use non-Western \
character sets. However, what you will actually see below depends \
largely on what character sets you have installed, and what you see \
for characters that are not present varies greatly between platforms as well. \
Please try to click the 'See Code' button, \
and click the 'Rerun Demo' button after editing \
(the source file is not changed) \
the definition of @@font on the Unicodeout_SampleFrame class.
The strings are written in Tcl using UNICODE characters \
using the \\uXXXX escape so as to do so in a portable fashion.
ATTENTION:
The strings are converted to the encoded string objects \
(completed to rewrite Tcl's escapes) by Tk::UTF8_String method. \
And the Tk::UTF8_String objects are passed to the label widgets.
EOL
TkFrame.new(base_frame){|f|
pack(:side=>:bottom, :fill=>:x, :pady=>'2m')
TkButton.new(f, :text=>'Dismiss', :width=>15, :command=>proc{
$unicodeout_demo.destroy
$unicodeout_demo = nil
}).pack(:side=>:left, :expand=>true)
TkButton.new(f, :text=>'See Code', :width=>15, :command=>proc{
showCode 'unicodeout'
}).pack(:side=>:left, :expand=>true)
}
wait_msg = TkLabel.new(base_frame,
:text=>"Please wait while loading fonts...",
:font=>"Helvetica 12 italic").pack
class Unicodeout_SampleFrame < TkFrame
@@font = $font
# @@font = 'Helvetica 14'
# @@font = 'Courier 12'
# @@font = 'clearlyu 16'
# @@font = 'fixed 12'
# @@font = 'Times 12'
# @@font = 'Newspaper 12'
# @@font = '{New century schoolbook} 12'
def initialize(base)
super(base)
grid_columnconfig(1, :weight=>1)
end
def add_sample(lang, *args)
sample_txt = Tk::UTF8_String(args.join(''))
l = TkLabel.new(self, :font=>@@font, :text=>lang+':',
:anchor=>:nw, :pady=>0)
#s = TkLabel.new(self, :font=>@@font, :text=>sample_txt,
s = TkLabel.new(self, :font=>TkFont.new(@@font), :text=>sample_txt,
:anchor=>:nw, :width=>30, :pady=>0)
Tk.grid(l, s, :sticky=>:ew, :pady=>0)
l.grid_config(:padx, '1m')
end
end
f = Unicodeout_SampleFrame.new(base_frame)
f.pack(:expand=>true, :fill=>:both, :padx=>'2m', :pady=>'1m')
# Processing when some characters are missing might take a while, so make
# sure we're displaying something in the meantime...
oldCursor = $unicodeout_demo.cursor
$unicodeout_demo.cursor('watch')
Tk.update
f.add_sample('Arabic',
'\uFE94\uFEF4\uFE91\uFEAE\uFECC\uFEDF\uFE8D\uFE94',
'\uFEE4\uFEE0\uFEDC\uFEDF\uFE8D')
f.add_sample('Trad. Chinese', '\u4E2D\u570B\u7684\u6F22\u5B57')
f.add_sample('Simpl. Chinese', '\u6C49\u8BED')
f.add_sample('Greek',
'\u0395\u03BB\u03BB\u03B7\u03BD\u03B9\u03BA\u03AE ',
'\u03B3\u03BB\u03CE\u03C3\u03C3\u03B1')
f.add_sample('Hebrew',
'\u05DD\u05D9\u05DC\u05E9\u05D5\u05E8\u05D9 ',
'\u05DC\u05D9\u05D0\u05E8\u05E9\u05D9')
f.add_sample('Japanese',
'\u65E5\u672C\u8A9E\u306E\u3072\u3089\u304C\u306A, ',
'\u6F22\u5B57\u3068\u30AB\u30BF\u30AB\u30CA')
f.add_sample('Korean', '\uB300\uD55C\uBBFC\uAD6D\uC758 \uD55C\uAE00')
f.add_sample('Russian',
'\u0420\u0443\u0441\u0441\u043A\u0438\u0439 ',
'\u044F\u0437\u044B\u043A')
wait_msg.destroy
$unicodeout_demo.cursor(oldCursor)
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