|
We will now add a label and 3 check buttons to the next row of our
canvas. This will be used to indicate what we want counted: words,
lines, and bytes. So we need space for 4 widgets which we achieve with
the Horizontal Box widget of the GTK+ Basic palette.
When prompted change the default 3 columns to 4 columns.
Add a Label to the first cell of this row and change the text
of the label to `What to count:.' This label is called
label2 in our collection of widgets. You may like to set the
X Pad field to 10.
Now add a check button for `Words' in the next cell of this row. The
check button widget is the third widget of the third row of the
GTK+ Basic palette--the third row contains 4 different types
of buttons. Select the Check Button from the palette with the
left mouse button then click the left mouse button in the second cell
of the second row of your canvas. This creates a new widget called
checkbutton1. Change the Label: text field in the
Properties window for this new checkbutton to read
`Words.' Similarly add check buttons for `Lines' and
`Bytes.' That is, select the Check Button on the
palette again then click in the next cell of your canvas. Note that
after you place a widget on your canvas the selected widget button on
the palette becomes in-active and the left mouse button reverts to
being used for selection.
By default we will only count words so the Words button
should be on by default. This is easily achieved by editing the widget
properties. Select the Words button on your canvas. Then in
the Properties window under the Widget tab click on
the button that says No alongside the Initially On
label. This will change this property's button to be indented and to
read Yes and the corresponding check button on your canvas is
now also turned on.
Also add tooltips for each check button, selecting each of the check
buttons, in turn, and adding text to the Tooltips field of the
Basic tab of the Properties window.
Copyright © 1995-2006 [email protected]
|
