On Mon, 10 Feb 1997, Thomas R. Stevenson wrote:
> I'm a bit confused as to how to correctly create a multi-window tcl/tk
> script using vt, where only the main window is initially started.
>
> Here is what I've done. Using vt, I've created a tcl/tk script with
> two TOPLEVEL windows. In the Geometry Information window of vt, I set
> the "state" flag of the main TOPLEVEL window (.top17) to "normal", and
> set the "state" flag of the second TOPLEVEL window (.top25) to
> "withdrawn". Here is a snippet of the two vTclWindow procedures vt
> created:
Thomas,
A very thorough investigation! In fact, it was a simple bug in 1.07 that
causes this behaviour and it should be fixed in 1.08. If you want vtcl
to ignore a window at startup, simply click the close (x) box on the
corner or open the "Toplevels" window and hide it.
Hope this helps,
-stewart-
