(*************************************************************************) (* *) (* Objective Caml LablTk library *) (* *) (* Francois Rouaix, Francois Pessaux and Jun Furuse *) (* projet Cristal, INRIA Rocquencourt *) (* Jacques Garrigue, Kyoto University RIMS *) (* *) (* Copyright 1999 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et *) (* en Automatique and Kyoto University. All rights reserved. *) (* This file is distributed under the terms of the GNU Library *) (* General Public License. *) (* *) (*************************************************************************) (* $Id$ *) open Widget type callback_buffer = string list (* Buffer for reading callback arguments *) type tkArgs = TkToken of string | TkTokenList of tkArgs list (* to be expanded *) | TkQuote of tkArgs (* mapped to Tcl list *) type cbid = int external opentk : display:string -> class:string -> unit = "camltk_opentk" external tcl_eval : string -> string = "camltk_tcl_eval" external tk_mainloop : unit -> unit = "camltk_tk_mainloop" external tcl_direct_eval : tkArgs array -> string = "camltk_tcl_direct_eval" external splitlist : string -> string list = "camltk_splitlist" external tkreturn : string -> unit = "camltk_return" external callback_init : unit -> unit = "camltk_init" let tcl_command s = ignore (tcl_eval s);; exception TkError of string (* Raised by the communication functions *) let _ = Callback.register_exception "tkerror" (TkError "") (* Debugging support *) let debug = ref (try ignore (Sys.getenv "CAMLTKDEBUG"); true with Not_found -> false) (* This is approximative, since we don't quote what needs to be quoted *) let dump_args args = let rec print_arg = function TkToken s -> prerr_string s; prerr_string " " | TkTokenList l -> List.iter f:print_arg l | TkQuote a -> prerr_string "{"; print_arg a; prerr_string "} " in Array.iter f:print_arg args; prerr_newline() (* * Evaluating Tcl code * debugging support should not affect performances... *) let tkEval args = if !debug then dump_args args; let res = tcl_direct_eval args in if !debug then begin prerr_string "->>"; prerr_endline res end; res let tkCommand args = ignore (tkEval args) (* * Callbacks *) let cCAMLtoTKwidget w = TkToken (Widget.name w) let cTKtoCAMLwidget = function "" -> raise (Invalid_argument "cTKtoCAMLwidget") | s -> Widget.get_atom s let callback_naming_table = (Hashtbl.create 401 : (int, callback_buffer -> unit) Hashtbl.t) let callback_memo_table = (Hashtbl.create 401 : (any widget, int) Hashtbl.t) let new_function_id = let counter = ref 0 in function () -> incr counter; !counter let string_of_cbid = string_of_int (* Add a new callback, associated to widget w *) (* The callback should be cleared when w is destroyed *) let register_callback w callback:f = let id = new_function_id () in Hashtbl.add callback_naming_table key:id data:f; if (forget_type w) <> (forget_type Widget.dummy) then Hashtbl.add callback_memo_table key:(forget_type w) data:id; (string_of_cbid id) let clear_callback id = Hashtbl.remove callback_naming_table id (* Clear callbacks associated to a given widget *) let remove_callbacks w = let w = forget_type w in let cb_ids = Hashtbl.find_all callback_memo_table w in List.iter f:clear_callback cb_ids; for i = 1 to List.length cb_ids do Hashtbl.remove callback_memo_table w done (* Hand-coded callback for destroyed widgets * This may be extended by the application, or by other layers of Camltk. * Could use bind + of Tk, but I'd rather give an alternate mechanism so * that hooks can be set up at load time (i.e. before openTk) *) let destroy_hooks = ref [] let add_destroy_hook f = destroy_hooks := f :: !destroy_hooks let _ = add_destroy_hook (fun w -> remove_callbacks w; Widget.remove w) let install_cleanup () = let call_destroy_hooks = function [wname] -> let w = cTKtoCAMLwidget wname in List.iter f:(fun f -> f w) !destroy_hooks | _ -> raise (TkError "bad cleanup callback") in let fid = new_function_id () in Hashtbl.add callback_naming_table key:fid data:call_destroy_hooks; (* setup general destroy callback *) tcl_command ("bind all {camlcb " ^ (string_of_cbid fid) ^" %W}") let prerr_cbid id = prerr_string "camlcb "; prerr_int id (* The callback dispatch function *) let dispatch_callback id args = if !debug then begin prerr_cbid id; List.iter f:(fun x -> prerr_string " "; prerr_string x) args; prerr_newline() end; (Hashtbl.find callback_naming_table id) args; if !debug then prerr_endline "<<-" let protected_dispatch id args = try Printexc.print (dispatch_callback id) args with Out_of_memory -> raise Out_of_memory | Sys.Break -> raise Sys.Break | e -> flush Pervasives.stderr let _ = Callback.register "camlcb" protected_dispatch (* Make sure the C variables are initialised *) let _ = callback_init () (* Different version of initialisation functions *) (* Native opentk is [opentk display class] *) let openTk ?(:display = "") ?(:class = "LablTk") () = opentk :display :class; install_cleanup(); Widget.default_toplevel (* Destroy all widgets, thus cleaning up table and exiting the loop *) let closeTk () = tcl_command "destroy ." let mainLoop = tk_mainloop (* [register tclname f] makes [f] available from Tcl with name [tclname] *) let register tclname callback:cb = let s = register_callback Widget.default_toplevel callback:cb in tcl_command (Printf.sprintf "proc %s {args} {eval {camlcb %s} $args}" tclname s)