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# File tk/lib/tk/image.rb, line 105
def TkImage.names
Tk_IMGTBL.mutex.synchronize{
Tk.tk_call_without_enc('image', 'names').split.collect!{|id|
(Tk_IMGTBL[id])? Tk_IMGTBL[id] : id
}
}
end
# File tk/lib/tk/image.rb, line 24
def self.new(keys=nil)
if keys.kind_of?(Hash)
name = nil
if keys.key?(:imagename)
name = keys[:imagename]
elsif keys.key?('imagename')
name = keys['imagename']
end
if name
if name.kind_of?(TkImage)
obj = name
else
name = _get_eval_string(name)
obj = nil
Tk_IMGTBL.mutex.synchronize{
obj = Tk_IMGTBL[name]
}
end
if obj
if !(keys[:without_creating] || keys['without_creating'])
keys = _symbolkey2str(keys)
keys.delete('imagename')
keys.delete('without_creating')
obj.instance_eval{
tk_call_without_enc('image', 'create',
@type, @path, *hash_kv(keys, true))
}
end
return obj
end
end
end
(obj = self.allocate).instance_eval{
Tk_IMGTBL.mutex.synchronize{
initialize(keys)
Tk_IMGTBL[@path] = self
}
}
obj
end
# File tk/lib/tk/image.rb, line 65
def initialize(keys=nil)
@path = nil
without_creating = false
if keys.kind_of?(Hash)
keys = _symbolkey2str(keys)
@path = keys.delete('imagename')
without_creating = keys.delete('without_creating')
end
unless @path
Tk_Image_ID.mutex.synchronize{
@path = Tk_Image_ID.join(TkCore::INTERP._ip_id_)
Tk_Image_ID[1].succ!
}
end
unless without_creating
tk_call_without_enc('image', 'create',
@type, @path, *hash_kv(keys, true))
end
end
# File tk/lib/tk/image.rb, line 85
def delete
Tk_IMGTBL.mutex.synchronize{
Tk_IMGTBL.delete(@id) if @id
}
tk_call_without_enc('image', 'delete', @path)
self
end
# File tk/lib/tk/image.rb, line 92
def height
number(tk_call_without_enc('image', 'height', @path))
end
# File tk/lib/tk/image.rb, line 95
def inuse
bool(tk_call_without_enc('image', 'inuse', @path))
end
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