C { $Id: Intro,v 1.2 1993/04/06 05:27:54 sls Exp $ }
TITLE { Introduction to tkinspect }
BI {

 tkinspect  }
R {is an inspector for Tk applications.  The } BI { tkinspect  }
R {main window has 4 areas: the menu bar, the command line, the }
R {procs/globals/windows list boxes, and the value window.  When you choose }
R {an application through the } B {File/Selection Application }
R {menu, the list boxes will be filled with the names of the procs, }
R {globals, and windows of the application.  Clicking on one of those }
R {names will fill the value window with the definition of the proc, }
R {the value of the global variable, }
R {or information about the window.}

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tkinspect  }
R {tries to format the value in such a way that it can be sent back to }
R {the selected application (although with windows it can't always do this }
R {perfectly.  See }
R {the } B {Options } R {help topic).  The value window is editable }
R {(and has some of the emacs keybindings).  You can send the contents of }
R {the window back by pressing the } B {Send Value } R {button. }

R {

You can type Tcl commands at the selected application by using the }
B {Command } R { entry.  Your command is sent when you hit Return, or when }
R {you press the } B {Send Command } R {button.  } BI { tkinspect  }
R {remembers the last 50 commands you typed.  You can scroll through the }
R {commands by using Control-P or Up Arrow and Control-N or Down Arrow.}

