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* ext/tk/sample/tktextio.rb: add comment
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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#
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# sample class of handling I/O stream on a TkText widget
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#
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# by Hidetoshi NAGAI
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#
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# NOTE: TkTextIO supports 'character' (not 'byte') access only.
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# So, for example, TkTextIO#getc returns a character, TkTextIO#pos
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# means the character position, TkTextIO#read(size) counts by
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# characters, and so on.
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# Of course, it is available to make TkTextIO class to suuport
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# 'byte' access. However, it may break multi-byte characters.
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# and then, displayed string on the text widget may be garbled.
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# I think that it is not good on the supposed situation of using
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# TkTextIO.
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#
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require 'tk'
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class TkTextIO < TkText
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@open[:r] = true; @open[:w] = true
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@txtpos.set('end - 1 char')
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end
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end
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def <<(obj)
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