source: trunk/examples/zoo/group/tool.xml @ 6021

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<run>
<tool>
  <title>group</title>
  <about>Examples of Rappture &lt;group&gt; objects.

Groups provide a way of grouping input elements.

Groups can be used two ways:  A group of elements is normally drawn with a gray border around it.  A group of groups is drawn as a set of tabs.  You can see both examples in the inputs on the left.

Group tags can also be used in the output section to overlay plots, but that's really a coincidence.  The name conflict is confusing and should probably be changed.
  </about>
  <command>
    python @tool/group.py @driver
  </command>
</tool>
<input>
  <!-- This group of groups is drawn as a set of tabs -->
  <group id="tabs">
    <group id="models">
      <about> <label>Models</label> </about>
      <boolean id="recomb">
        <about> <label>Recombination Model</label> </about>
        <default>on</default>
      </boolean>

      <!-- This group has a gray border around it-->
      <group id="tau">
        <about>
          <label>Minority carrier lifetimes</label>
          <layout>horizontal</layout>
        </about>

        <number id="taun">
          <about> <label>For electrons</label> </about>
          <default>1e-6</default>
        </number>
        <number id="taup">
          <about> <label>For holes</label> </about>
          <default>1e-6</default>
        </number>
      </group>
    </group>

    <group id="ambient">
      <about> <label>Ambient</label> </about>
      <number id="temp">
        <about> <label>Temperature</label> </about>
        <units>K</units>
        <default>300K</default>
      </number>
      <group id="loc">
        <about> <layout>sentence:Location = (${lat},${long})</layout> </about>
        <number id="lat">
          <about> <label>Latitude</label> </about>
          <default>40.42</default>
        </number>
        <number id="long">
          <about> <label>Longitude</label> </about>
          <default>-86.91</default>
        </number>
      </group>
    </group>
  </group>
</input>
</run>