How do you get it to put buttons on one line

[ericsm]

Hello,
I am very new to Newlisp.
I am trying to learn Newlisp and was trying to make a calculator program.

I was wondering how to I could get tk to diplay all the buttons on one line instead of putting the buttons on a new line? Here is my code:

(define (calc)
(tk "toplevel .mywin")

(tk "button .mywin.add -relief flat -overrelief raised -text ADD")
(tk "pack .mywin.add -padx 30 -pady 20")

(tk "button .mywin.subtract -relief flat -overrelief raised -text SUBTRACT")
(tk "pack .mywin.subtract -padx 30 -pady 20")

(tk "button .mywin.multiply -relief flat -overrelief raised -text MULTIPLY")
(tk "pack .mywin.multiply -padx 30 -pady 20")

(tk "button .mywin.divide -relief flat -overrelief raised -text DIVIDE")
(tk "pack .mywin.divide -padx 10 -pady 10")
)

I hope you can understand my question. Thanks for any help.

[HPW]

Hello ericsm,

you need some additional knowledge about TK since this is not a newLISP problem. Or buy a book about TK.

You can use frames in TK to line up buttons.

See ..\newlisp-8.8.4\newlisp-tk\newlisp-tk.tcl from the source distribution and have a look at procedure 'SetupConsoleToolbar'.

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proc 	SetupConsoleToolbar { widget } {

	global Ide

	frame .bframe

	foreach name {openImg saveImg reloadImg editImg debugImg copyImg cutImg pasteImg clearImg 
				helpImg nltkImg } {
		[set $name [image create photo]] read "$Ide(imageDir)/$name.gif"
		}

	foreach no {1 2 3 4 5} {
		label .bframe.vertical$no -text {   } -relief flat
		}

	set st groove


	button .bframe.open -image $openImg -relief $st -command LoadFile
	button .bframe.reload -image $reloadImg -relief $st -command ReLoadFile
	button .bframe.save -image $saveImg -relief $st -command SaveAllFile
	button .bframe.edit -image $editImg -relief $st -command CodeBrowser
	button .bframe.debug -image $debugImg -relief $st -command Debugger
	button .bframe.copy -image $copyImg -relief $st -command "event generate $widget <Control-c>"
	button .bframe.cut -image $cutImg -relief $st -command "event generate $widget <Control-x>"
	button .bframe.paste -image $pasteImg -relief $st -command "event generate $widget <Control-v>"
	button .bframe.clear -image $clearImg -relief $st -command "ClearConsoleScreen"
	button .bframe.help -image $helpImg -relief $st -command HelpAction
	button .bframe.nltk -image $nltkImg -relief $st -command HelpAction-tk

	pack .bframe.open .bframe.reload .bframe.save .bframe.vertical1 -side left 
	pack .bframe.edit .bframe.debug .bframe.vertical2 -side left 
	pack .bframe.copy .bframe.cut .bframe.paste .bframe.vertical3 -side left 
	pack .bframe.clear .bframe.vertical5 -side left -padx 1
	pack .bframe.help .bframe.nltk -side left  

	balloon_help .bframe.open { Load source   Ctrl-O }
	balloon_help .bframe.reload { Reload last source Ctrl-R }
	balloon_help .bframe.save { Save workspace   Ctrl-S }
	balloon_help .bframe.edit { Browser / Editor   Ctrl-B }
	balloon_help .bframe.debug { Debugger   Ctrl-G }
	balloon_help .bframe.copy { Copy selection   Ctrl-C }
	balloon_help .bframe.cut { Cut selection   Ctrl-X }
	balloon_help .bframe.paste { Paste selection   Ctrl-V }
	balloon_help .bframe.clear { Clear console   Ctrl-L }
	balloon_help .bframe.help { newLISP Reference   Ctrl-M }
	balloon_help .bframe.nltk { newLISP-tk Intro   Ctrl-K }
	
	return .bframe
	}

And in SetupConsole you see how it is aranged in toplevel window.

[ericsm]

thanks HPW