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Rene Brun
Richard Hasty wrote:
>
> Well I'm repeating myself exactly, but I'll try again.
>
> I'm trying to write some simple scripts that can be called using a button,
> but the scripts need some input. The scripts below illustrate the problem.
> THe read and print script works perfectly when called with ".x
> readtest.c", but when called from a button the string is not printed as
> the user types, even though it seems to read the correct string. The
> feedback is rather important while you are typing. I'm using version
> 2.00/07. Do you know of a way around this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Richard Hasty
> rhasty@io.com
>
> buttontest.c
>
> {
> //Set up a button
>
> // gROOT->Reset("a");
> bar = new TControlBar("vertical", "SAMPLE");
> bar->AddButton("Read", ".x readtest.c", "Read text");
> bar->Show();
> // gROOT->SaveContext();
> }
>
> readtest.c:
>
> {
> char test[80];
>
> fprintf(stdout,"Read Junk:");
> fscanf(stdin,"%s",test);
> fprintf(stdout,"%s\n",test);
> }
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