Name
htext
- htext
pathName
[option value
...] Create a hypertext widget window named
pathName
. Options may be specified on the command line or in the option database.The contents of the hypertext widget are defined by a text string or file. Any text surrounded by two special characters (by default,
%%
) is interpreted as Tcl commands.
Standard Options
-background | -cursor | -exportselection |
-font | -foreground | -selectbackground |
-selectborderwidth | -selectForeground | -takefocus |
-xscrollcommand | -yscrollcommand |
Widget-Specific Options
- -file
fileName
(file
,File
) Specify the file containing the htext text to be displayed. See "Text Format,” later in this section.
- -height
amount
(height
,Height
) Requested height of the htext widget window.
- -linespacing
pixels
(lineSpacing
,LineSpacing
) Set the spacing between each line of text. The default is 1 pixel.
- -maxheight
pixels
(maxHeight
,MaxHeight
) Maximum height allowed for the htext widget window.
- -maxwidth
amount
(maxWidth
,MaxWidth
) Maximum width allowed for the htext widget window.
- -specialchar
number
(specialChar
,SpecialChar
) Specify the ASCII code of the character used to delimit embedded Tcl commands in htext’s text. The default is
0×25
(percent sign).- -text
text
(text
,Text
) Specify the text to be displayed in the htext widget. See the "Text Format" section later in this chapter.
- -tile
imageName
(tile
,Tile
) Image to use as a tiled background for the widget.
- -tileoffset
boolean
(tileOffset
,TileOffset
) Whether the background tile should scroll with the widget. The default ...
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