gegard wrote:
> ... or a way of catching the event at a higher level ...
I'm taking this approach, because I've sorted out how it works (and have not
yet worked out [if I can|how to] make the parent object methods visible). So
the binding and the click() are now at the top level.
Regards, Geoff
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....
list.bind('<ButtonRelease-1>', click)
def click(args=None) :
print 'Clicked Selection', str(list.curselection())
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