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Page 5: Application: Creating the Screen Layout
Application: Creating the Screen Layout
Let’s use a combination of graphical containers to create a screen layout. We’ll also look at how we can use Curl code that is written in a separate file and access it from within start.curl. Create the 'Try 6-3' Project Close the Try 6-2 project and then, from the IDE 'File' menu, select 'New Project'. In the 'New Project' dialog box, select “Applet Project” (1), input “Try6-3” (2), specify c:\Curl\lesson\Try5\03_create_layout_1 in the “Directory” field (3), set the API Version to 6.0 (4), and then click OK (5). Inputting the Program Copy the curl_logo.gif file from c:\Curl\Try6\03_create_layout_1 and paste it into c:\Curl\lesson\Try6\03_create_layout_1, and then input the following program. You can copy the program code below or use c:\Curl\Try6\03_create_layout_1\start.curl and then paste it into the editor in the IDE. Code: {value Save the program, and then execute it. Provided no errors occur, the layout is as shown in Figures 6-15 and 6-16, proceed to the next step. Creating a New File Next, from the IDE “File” menu, select “New Project.” In the \[New\] dialog box, a \[New File\] tab will be displayed. As shown in Figure 6-18, select \[empty .scurl file\] (1), input make-chart.scurl as the file name (2), specify c:\Curl\lesson\Try6\03create_layout_1 (3), place a check mark in the “Make this file part of the current project” check box (4), and then click \[OK\]. Confirm that this file has been added to the project. Figure 6-20 shows the contents of the file that is added to the project. Adding Content to the New File Input the following content to the make-chart.scurl file. Or, if you prefer, you can copy the content from c:\Curl\Try6\03 create_layout_1\make-chart.scurl and then paste it into the editor. Code: {import * from CURL.GUI.CHARTS} Adding Code to start.curl Open the start.curl file using the editor. Add the following source code between the herald declaration and the value expression. Code: {include [color=red]make-chart.scurl[/color]} Next, look at the location of the tab-container variable. You’ll see that nothing is included in the second page tab. Immediately after label = ”second page” add a comma (,). After the comma, add the following source code. Code: {make-chart data, type = [color=red]area[/color]} Save the File, and then Execute the Program After inputting the code, save the file, and then execute the program. Then, display the second page tab and check that the graph has been added. Input a value into the input form on the first page tab (1), and then click the Add data button (2). The input data will be added. Look at the second page tab. As a result of adding the data, the graph is also modified. |
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