Config::Model::TkUI(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | Config::Model::TkUI(3pm) |
Config::Model::TkUI - Tk GUI to edit config data through Config::Model
use Config::Model::TkUI; # init trace Log::Log4perl->easy_init($WARN); # create configuration instance my $model = Config::Model -> new ; my $inst = $model->instance (root_class_name => 'a_config_class', instance_name => 'test'); # Tk part my $mw = MainWindow-> new ; $mw->withdraw ; $mw->ConfigModelUI (-instance => $inst) ; MainLoop ;
This class provides a GUI for Config::Model.
With this class, Config::Model and an actual configuration model (like Config::Model::Xorg), you get a tool to edit configuration files (e.g. "/etc/X11/xorg.conf").
Font type and size can be adjusted using menu: "Options -> Font" menu. This setup is saved in file "~/.cme/config/tkui.yml".
Hit "Ctrl-F" or use menu "Edit -> Search" to open a search widget at the bottom of the window.
Enter a keyword in the entry widget and click on "Next" button.
The keyword will be searched in the configuration tree, in element name, in element value and in documentation.
The right side of the widget is either a viewer or an editor. When clicking on store in the editor, the new data is stored in the tree represented on the left side of TkUI. The new data will be stored in the configuration file only when "File-"save> menu is invoked.
A wizard can be launched either with "File -> Wizard" menu entry or with "Run Wizard" button.
The wizard will scan the configuration tree and stop on all items flagged as important in the model. It will also stop on all erroneous items (mostly missing mandatory values).
Save modified data in configuration file. The callback function is called only if the save was done without error. The callback is called with $@ in case of failed save.
- add tabular view ? - expand the whole tree at once - add plug-in
mechanism so that dedicated widget
can be used for some config Class (Could be handy for
Xorg::ServerLayout)
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2023-12-04 | perl v5.36.0 |