Yeah, I see your point.. and I think it's useless to debate on this, both
solutions are acecptable I think. It
just depends on how we want to use it.. and I'm too busy to start thinking
about which is the best way..
about not working if you remove the binding, I think it might be because the
TextKeySelect proc did not exist in
Tk in the first place and with our patch (iirc that code for select line per
line was submitted to Tk by one of
our devs), they added the TextKeySelect and added the binding.. which is why it
works for 8.5 without any
bindings (a user reported it worked when doing only a [pack [text .t]] in a new
shell...).
KKRT
On Mon, Dec 18, 2006 at 04:37:15PM +0100, Sander Hoentjen wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-12-18 at 10:16 -0500, Youness Alaoui wrote:
> > Hello,
> > First, congratulations vivia for the empty copy paste, lol
> > second, about tjikkun's Q/A, wrong answer because [package require Tk] >
> > 8.3 means that it loads Tk, then checks
> > if it's > 8.3, it doesn't mean only a Tk > 8.3 will be loaded, so Tk will
> > always be loaded this way...
> ah sure, i was thinking of [package require Tk 8.4]
> > About the check to 8.4, it's good but I was just wondering why 8.4.13.. is
> > it that 8.4.13 has the fix in Tk
> > itself ?
> Yes, I at least don't have any problems when i use 8.4.13
>
> > Also, I was wondering if the bind is needed since binding to
> > ::tk::TextKeySelect is the default, so no
> > need to overide, right ?
> Without that line it didn't work for me, so i am not sure if it is there
> by default.
>
> > and finally, I don't really like the overriding of Tk procs, I would realy
> > prefer it to
> > be :
> > proc my_TextKeySelect { .. .} {
> > if { < 8.4.13 } {
> > ....
> > } else {
> > eval ::tk::TextKeySelect $args ..
> > }
> >
> > what do you think?
> In this case i like it
> As I see it there are 2 possibilities:
> 1) We don't like a default behaviour of tcl/tk that we want to change,
> but it will not be in default tcl/tk
> - We should create our own my_* proc that does what we want
> 2) We find a bug (bug can be broad) in tcl/tk that is/will be fix in a
> newer version
> - We should overwrite the buggy proc for versions before the fix. That
> way all those version related fixes are in one place! if we don't
> overwrite we have to create a my_* proc and change all references
> everywhere in amsn to use that and not the ::tk:: one
>
> I hope you see my point, if you have other arguments please let me know
> and i might change my opinion.
>
>
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