Texas Instruments TMS320DM6437, Getting Started Manual, Page: 55 / 64

Rebuilding the Demo Host Software
Additional Procedures A-15
The rest of the layout code for the "Connection" frame lays out the "IP
address" label, the invisible 7-column "Composite" with its IP address
fields and labels, the "Discover" button and combo box, and the
"Connect" and "Disconnect" buttons. Note how the END() function closes
the definition of a widget:
WID( widgets.Composite( $w, SWT.NONE ) );
var gl = new layout.GridLayout( 7, false );
gl.marginWidth = 0;
$w.setLayout( gl );
w["txtIP1"] = WID( widgets.Text($w,SWT.BORDER|SWT.CENTER ));
$w.setLayoutData( GD( 20, SWT.DEFAULT ) );
END();
WID( widgets.Label( $w, SWT.NONE ) );
$w.setText( "." );
END();
w["txtIP2"] = WID( widgets.Text($w,SWT.BORDER|SWT.CENTER));
$w.setLayoutData( GD( 20, SWT.DEFAULT ) );
END();
WID( widgets.Label( $w, SWT.NONE ) );
$w.setText( "." );
END();
... etc, for IP3 and IP4
END();
w["btnDiscover"] = WID( widgets.Button( $w, SWT.PUSH ) );
$w.setText( " Discove&r " );
END();
w["cmbDiscover"] = WID( widgets.Combo( $w, SWT.READ_ONLY ) );
$w.setLayoutData( GD( 158, SWT.DEFAULT ) );
END();
w["btnConnect"] = WID( widgets.Button( $w, SWT.PUSH ) );
$w.setText( " &Connect " );
END();
w["btnDisconnect"] = WID( widgets.Button( $w, SWT.PUSH ) );
$w.setText( " Disc&onnect " );
END();
END();
The indentation before WID() and END() functions lets us better see
which object contains which. It is not necessary to use WID() and END(),
but we use them because they improve readability of the code. (If you
place a widget in the wrong container, you'll often get drastically different
results.)