GUIKit Package
GUIKIT PACKAGE SYMBOL

GUIObject


represents a live interface instance with root widget root, wrapping the active widgets and environment.

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  • To use , you first need to load GUIKit using Needs["GUIKit`"].
  • A represents a live interface instance wrapping both the created Java objects as well as the runtime environment associated with the scripting code and Mathematica contexts.
  • objects are comprised mostly of private definitions, but the first argument is a JavaObject instance of the top-level widget in the interface and supports direct J/Link style calls.
  • A is created whenever GUILoad or GUIRun is called.
  • A is released interactively when an interface is closed or programmatically using CloseGUIObject or ReleaseGUIObject.

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Create a instance:

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The first argument is a normal JavaObject instance:

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Most of the parameters are private environment states that cannot be properly built up manually:

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Many GUIKit functions work with a instance:

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Release the instance:

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