in 2003 [1] someone asked for: "Is it possible to" block "the cell?" but the solution involves the "tkcmd" that no longer exists ...
tkcmd (.Tk.ID (table1), "tag", "celltag" "ZeroOne", "0.1") I tried to adapt to: tktag.add (table1, "celltag" "ZeroOne", "0.1") but I get error. How to adapt it?Where it could have informations about the tcltk package as it does not have the detailed help?
thanks in advanced for help cleber [1] - http://grokbase.com/p/r/r-help/037xs650d8/r-tktable-disable-cell ############ > tclRequire("Tktable") <Tcl> 2.9 > tt <- tktoplevel() > table1 <- tkwidget(tt,"table",bg="white") > tkpack(table1) <Tcl> > tkcmd(.Tk.ID(table1),"tag","celltag","ZeroOne","0,1") Error: could not find function "tkcmd" > > tktag.add( table1,"tag","celltag","ZeroOne","0,1") Error in structure(.External(.C_dotTclObjv, objv), class = "tclObj") :[tcl] bad tag option "add": must be celltag, cget, coltag, configure, delete, exists, includes, lower, names, raise, or rowtag.
> > > tkcmd(.Tk.ID(table1),"tag","celltag","ZeroTwo","0,2") Error: could not find function "tkcmd"> tkcmd(.Tk.ID(table1),"tag","configure","ZeroOne",state="disabled",bg="gray")
Error: could not find function "tkcmd"> tkcmd(.Tk.ID(table1),"tag","configure","ZeroTwo",state="normal",bg="white")
Error: could not find function "tkcmd"
>
> .Tcl("set tclarray(0,0) Normal")
<Tcl> Normal
> .Tcl("set tclarray(0,1) Disabled")
<Tcl> Disabled
> .Tcl("set tclarray(0,2) Normal")
<Tcl> Normal
> tkconfigure(table1,variable="tclarray")
<Tcl>
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