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Manual: BIND 2 1996


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NAME

binding -- to store information concerning actions and commands

SYNOPSIS

The binding class is directly or indirectly used when creating commands or callbacks. In principle, you need not bother with it unless you are planning for more advanced applications.

INTERFACE


  
  interface binding {   
<hush/sys/bind.h>

binding(kit*, char* name, int mode = kit::tcl, void* info = 0); char* name() const; };

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DESCRIPTION

The procedural interface with Tcl is handled by so-called binding, defined by a tcl command, a a handler object, a C/C++ command function.

USAGE

The binding class is used in the widget class and its derived classes.

LEVEL

Advanced users only.

LIBRARY

hush -- file <hush/bind.h>

SEE ALSO

kit(4), handler(4), widget(4)
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