39 lines
1.3 KiB
Tcl
39 lines
1.3 KiB
Tcl
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# postghost.tcl - Ghost a menu item at post time.
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# Copyright (C) 1997 Cygnus Solutions.
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# Written by Tom Tromey <tromey@cygnus.com>.
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# Helper proc.
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proc GHOST_helper {menu index predicate} {
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if {[eval $predicate]} then {
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set state normal
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} else {
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set state disabled
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}
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$menu entryconfigure $index -state $state
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}
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# Add a -postcommand to a menu. This is careful not to stomp other
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# postcommands.
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proc add_post_command {menu callback} {
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set old [$menu cget -postcommand]
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# We use a "\n" and not a ";" to separate so that people can put
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# comments into their -postcommands without fear.
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$menu configure -postcommand "$old\n$callback"
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}
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# Run this to make a menu item which ghosts or unghosts depending on a
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# predicate that is run at menu-post time. The NO_CACHE option
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# prevents the index from being looked up statically; this is useful
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# if you want to use an entry name as the index and you have a very
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# dynamic menu (ie one where the numeric index of a named item is not
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# constant over time). If PREDICATE returns 0 at post time, then the
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# item will be ghosted.
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proc ghosting_menu_item {menu index predicate {no_cache 0}} {
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if {! $no_cache} then {
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set index [$menu index $index]
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}
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add_post_command $menu [list GHOST_helper $menu $index $predicate]
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}
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