guiToolkit: set or get the current toolkit for gWidgets
In gWidgets2: Rewrite of gWidgets API for Simplified GUI Construction
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
set or get the current toolkit for gWidgets
Usage
1
guiToolkit(name = NULL)
Arguments
name
name of toolkit (e.g. "tcltk", "RGtk2", "Qt" (not
qtbase)). If NULL, then we search for it in a) an iherited toolkit
object b) the "guiToolkit" option (which can be set via
options("guiToolkit"="RGtk2"), say. If that fails, we
prompt for a selection for any installed toolkit. In the typical
usage, this all happens in the background, except perhaps once.
In design this is to allow different toolkits to be used with
different GUIs, but due to differences in event loops, this often
leads to lockups, so is not recommended.
Value
an instance of guiWidgetsToolkit sub class.
gWidgets2 documentation built on Jan. 11, 2022, 1:07 a.m.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
set or get the current toolkit for gWidgets
Usage
1 | guiToolkit(name = NULL)
|
Arguments
name |
name of toolkit (e.g. "tcltk", "RGtk2", "Qt" (not
qtbase)). If NULL, then we search for it in a) an iherited toolkit
object b) the "guiToolkit" option (which can be set via
In design this is to allow different toolkits to be used with different GUIs, but due to differences in event loops, this often leads to lockups, so is not recommended. |
Value
an instance of guiWidgetsToolkit sub class.
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