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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.
 
 
 
== 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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