not work at all on
Windows. The callback are never executed. I suspect this has to do
with the way menus are implemented on Windows; I know I can
generate/bind events on the root window as a workaround, but should this
work as-is?
( PS -- I posted this to stackoverflow, if anyone is interested
they have focus,
and will ignore keyboard events if they aren't focused. At least, I
vaguely recall having done that a decade or two ago when I tried
writing a tcl/tk testing harness.
On Wed, Jan 31, 2018 at 12:09 PM, alan moore <mailto:m...@alandmoore.com>> wrote:
Hi all,
Hi all,
I'm attempting to write a unit test for a custom widget using Python
unittest. I'm trying to simulate actual keystrokes in my unit test.
Following the example from the tkinter test suite, I created a test that
is approximately this:
from tkinter import Entry as MyWidget
from tkinte
