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== Background ==

[http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ TkTreeCtrl] is a pretty amazing set of interface functionality for displaying trees where each row can be a multi-column list and/or a set of interface widgets. The interface is highly configurable (as shown in the demos) and very efficient. It is a cross-platform tcl extension.

As of late June 2007, TkTreeCtrl is built as part of KWWidgets and is exposed for use in Slicer3.

== Running the Demo in Slicer3 ==

First, download and unpack the package from [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ TkTreeCtrl]. Version 2.2.3 or later should work.

In Slicer3:
* open the tcl console (Control-T or use the menu)
* cd to the directory where you unpacked TkTreeCtrl
* cd to the demos directory
* type the following commands
proc console {args} {}
source demo.tcl
wm deiconify .
* experiment and have fun!
** note that the File menu includes options for viewing the source of each demo (note how brief and elegant each demo is!)
** you can even watch the events as you interact with the tree demos
** you can edit the configuration parameters of the trees on the fly and see the visual result

== Plans ==

* Test the widget
** Example MRML tree (Steve)
** Model Hierarchy display properties (Alex)
** EMSegment (Brad)
* Propose useful C++ API (all) for implementation by Sebastien and Yumin

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−	~~[http~~://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ TkTreeCtrl] is a pretty amazing set of interface functionality for displaying trees where each row can be a multi-column list and/or a set of interface widgets. The interface is highly configurable (as shown in the demos) and very efficient. It is a cross-platform tcl extension.
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−	~~As of late June 2007, TkTreeCtrl is built as part of KWWidgets and is exposed for use in Slicer3. Note that it does not yet have a C++ API so any use of TkTreeCtrl must be implemented in tcl (~~this ~~code can be invoked from C++ using~~ the ~~Script() method on a KWWidget)~~.
−
−	~~== Running the Demo in Slicer3 ==~~
−
−	~~First, download and unpack the package from [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ TkTreeCtrl]. Version 2.2.3 or later should work.~~
−
−	~~In Slicer3:~~
−	* open the tcl console (Control-~~T or use the menu)~~
−	* cd to the directory where you unpacked TkTreeCtrl
−	* cd to the demos directory
−	* type the following commands
−	~~proc console {args} {}~~
−	~~source demo.tcl~~
−	~~wm deiconify .~~
−	* experiment and have fun!
−	** note that the File menu includes options for viewing the source of each demo (note how brief and elegant each demo is!)
−	** you can even watch the events as you interact with the tree demos
−	** you can edit the configuration parameters of the trees on the fly and see the visual result
−
−	=~~= Plans ==~~
−
−	* Test the widget
−	** Example MRML tree (Steve) (see the ColorTree example described below)
−	** Model Hierarchy display properties (Alex)
−	** EMSegment (Brad)
−	** QueryAtlas (Wendy)
−	* Propose useful C++ API (all) for implementation by Sebastien and Yumin
−
−	~~== Links ==~~
−
−	* [http://wiki.tcl.tk/6064 tcl wiki entry on tktreectrl]
−	* [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/Understanding%20TkTreeCtrl.html a tutorial]
−	* [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net home page]
−
−	~~Note there~~ is ~~an HTML manpage with the source distribution that you can load into a browser to use as a reference.~~
−
−	~~== Example ==~~
−
−	~~The simple example below is taken from [http://wiki.tcl.tk/6064] and can be pasted directly into the slicer3 tcl console:~~
−
−	~~catch "destroy .t"~~
−	~~toplevel .t~~
−	~~package require treectrl~~
−	~~treectrl .t.t~~
−	~~pack .t.t~~
−	~~.t.t column create~~
−	~~.t.t column configure 0 -text Items -expand yes -button no~~
−	~~.t.t element create el1 text~~
−	~~.t.t style create s1~~
−	~~.t.t style elements s1 el1~~
−	~~set itm [.t.t item create]~~
−	~~.t.t item style set $itm 0 s1~~
−	~~.t.t item text $itm 0 "Hello World"~~
−	~~.t.t item lastchild root $itm~~
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−	~~A more sophisticated example has been checked into the slicer3 svn (see~~ [http://www.~~na-mic~~.org/~~ViewVC~~/index.~~cgi~~/~~trunk/Base/GUI/Tcl/ColorTree.tcl?view=log]). To try this, open the tcl interactor and type~~:
−	~~source $~~:~~:env(SLICER_HOME)~~/../~~Slicer3/Base/GUI/Tcl/ColorTree.tcl~~
−	~~::ColorTree::ShowDialog~~

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		+	A more sophisticated example has been checked into the slicer3 svn (see [http://www.na-mic.org/ViewVC/index.cgi/trunk/Base/GUI/Tcl/ColorTree.tcl?view=log]). To try this, open the tcl interactor and type:
		+	source $::env(SLICER_HOME)/../Slicer3/Base/GUI/Tcl/ColorTree.tcl
		+	::ColorTree::ShowDialog

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	** QueryAtlas (Wendy)		** QueryAtlas (Wendy)
	* Propose useful C++ API (all) for implementation by Sebastien and Yumin		* Propose useful C++ API (all) for implementation by Sebastien and Yumin
		+
		+	== Links ==
		+
		+	* [http://wiki.tcl.tk/6064 tcl wiki entry on tktreectrl]
		+	* [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/Understanding%20TkTreeCtrl.html a tutorial]
		+	* [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net home page]
		+
		+	Note there is an HTML manpage with the source distribution that you can load into a browser to use as a reference.
		+
		+	== Example ==
		+
		+	The simple example below is taken from [http://wiki.tcl.tk/6064] and can be pasted directly into the slicer3 tcl console:
		+
		+	catch "destroy .t"
		+	toplevel .t
		+	package require treectrl
		+	treectrl .t.t
		+	pack .t.t
		+	.t.t column create
		+	.t.t column configure 0 -text Items -expand yes -button no
		+	.t.t element create el1 text
		+	.t.t style create s1
		+	.t.t style elements s1 el1
		+	set itm [.t.t item create]
		+	.t.t item style set $itm 0 s1
		+	.t.t item text $itm 0 "Hello World"
		+	.t.t item lastchild root $itm

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 * Test the widget
-** Example MRML tree (Steve)
+** Example MRML tree (Steve) (see the ColorTree example described below)
 ** Model Hierarchy display properties (Alex)
 ** EMSegment (Brad)

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 [http://tktreectrl.sourceforge.net/ TkTreeCtrl] is a pretty amazing set of interface functionality for displaying trees where each row can be a multi-column list and/or a set of interface widgets.  The interface is highly configurable (as shown in the demos) and very efficient.  It is a cross-platform tcl extension.
-As of late June 2007, TkTreeCtrl is built as part of KWWidgets and is exposed for use in Slicer3.
+As of late June 2007, TkTreeCtrl is built as part of KWWidgets and is exposed for use in Slicer3.  Note that it does not yet have a C++ API so any use of TkTreeCtrl must be implemented in tcl (this code can be invoked from C++ using the Script() method on a KWWidget).
 == Running the Demo in Slicer3 ==