Ok, I figured out how the "set bindings" works from the options menu
works. Sorry for the dumb question(s) regarding that� (for anyone else
who's still in doubt, while in edit mode select the widget, then go
to 'Options' 'Bindings'. A dialog will appear showing a list on the left
and an empty window on the right. At the top of list on the left will be
your selected widget. Click on that item and then select 'Add' from the
menu at the top of the dialog� This will allow you to add a binding and
edit accordingly.)
I'm still confused as to how to get the titles in the tktable to appear,
as well as the question about the variables�
-Vern
-----Original Message-----
From: Van Zandt, Vernon W
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 9:27 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Tcl/tk Newbie - tktable Question
Greetings to the group.
I'm having trouble understanding how to set up a tktable in Vtcl (v1.6)�
First, I'm trying to set up row 0 to display column titles. I've figured
out how to specify that row 0 is a title row, but can't seem to find where
to set the actual text. I tried doing 'set <widget alias>
(0,x) "sometitletext" as a line in the init process, but that doesn't
appear to do the trick�
Secondly, I want to be able to have the user click on a cell and have the
event do the following:
- remember the cell address
- unhide or show a window widget
I want to do the above so that I can copy the contents of entry boxes in
the window widget to the array variable associated with the indexed cell
in the table�
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
-Vern
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