Hum... I see.
So in your command, you have something like:
bind .top22.mycanvas <Button1> {... %W ...}
I see a few ways to fix this. One way is to have your -command option call a
procedure
that sets the canvas binding.
One other way is for me to change %W to something else or to allow double %
like %%W.
I like the %W stuff in -command options because it makes multiple instances of
windows easier.
Another way is to define binding tags in the bindings editor and to
enable/disable
these bindings by using the bindtags command.
CG
Stef Pillaert wrote:
> I see that in the CVS, %W can be used now for substituting the button-name in
> the button-command.
> However, I have a few buttons, where in the command I start some bindings
> (e.g. for a canvas), and in defining those bindings I use %W (where I want it
> to be replaced by the canvas-name off course, not the button-name!). So
> obviously I have some conflicts now :-(
> Question: is my coding style bad? Or is this new feature not really desirable?
>
> Thanks,
> Stef.
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