NAME
::guib::moduleObj::saveAs -- saves the input-file into a given filename
USAGE
saveAs ?filetypes?
DESCRIPTION
This method quieries for a filename and saves the input-file into it.
ARGUMENTS
filetypes -- specification of filetypes in the save form as for
tk_getOpenFile, tk_getSaveFile
RETURN VALUE
The name of the saved file.
EXAMPLE
$this saveAs { {{Input File} {*.inp}} {{Output File} {.out}} }
NAME
::guib::moduleObj::save -- saves input-content into "file"
USAGE
save file ?nocomplain?
DESCRIPTION
This proc saves input-content into "file". The format of the saved file is according to the specification of the GUIB module definition file
ARGUMENTS
file -- name of file to save the input
nocomplain -- don't complain about unset variables (0|1)
RETURN VALUE
Returns the name of the "file".
EXAMPLE
$this save myfile
NAME
::guib::moduleObj::print -- prints input-content to stdout
USAGE
print ?nocomplain?
DESCRIPTION
This proc prints input-content to stdout. The format of the saved file is according to the specification of the GUIB module definition file
ARGUMENTS
nocomplain -- don't complain about unset variables (0|1)
RETURN VALUE
None.
EXAMPLE
$this print
NAME
::guib::moduleObj::getOutput -- returns the input-content
USAGE
getOutput
DESCRIPTION
This proc returns the input-content without any complain about the unset variables.
RETURN VALUE
The input-content.
EXAMPLE
set output [$this getOutput]
NAME
::guib::moduleObj::_manageSave -- wrapper for the _save method
USAGE
_manageSave nocomplain
ARGUMENTS
nocomplain -- don't complain about unset variables (0|1)
RETURN VALUE
None.
EXAMPLE
set outputContent [_manageSave 1]
NAME
::guib::moduleObj::_save -- stores the input-content into the "output" variable recursively
USAGE
_save keywordObj
DESCRIPTION
This proc does all the job for "save" method, that is, stores the output into the "output" variable recursively
RETURN VALUE
None.
EXAMPLE
$this _save $obj