I had the same trouble for a while, I finally deleted my mini-project and started over. The best way to avoid this from happening (that I could figure out) was to make sure that the wm manager (packer) button is set when adding to the top level and that the default file->preferences is not "place". This may not be the definitive answer but doing these three things stopped it from happening to me. Andreas Poisel wrote: > > Hi! > Yesterday I designed my first little App with vtcl (its my first tcl/tk > skript) and I learned, that it's wrong to use the "place manager" on a > toplevel. > I removed the "place $base ..." lines from the sourcecode and it worked > quite nice. But when I tried to change some widgets, vtcl canceled the > changes, it even used the "placer" with other toplevels now! Does > anybody know how to avoid this behavior? It's not a great challenge to > edit the source, but I can't understand why vtcl does "forbidden things" > all the time! > I used vtcl 1.10 first, now I have 1.11 (both on Linux), but it's the > same problem. > Where can I find more dokumentation about vtcl? > Thank you for your hints!!!! > -- > Gruss, Andi > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > use pgp! > join the RC5-64 and DES II challenge; visit > http://www.distributed.net/rc5/ > Where do you want to go tomorrow? http://www.redhat.com/ > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the Visual Tcl mailing list, please send a message > to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe vtcl [EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the > message body (where [EMAIL PROTECTED] is your e-mail address). --------------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the Visual Tcl mailing list, please send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe vtcl [EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the message body (where [EMAIL PROTECTED] is your e-mail address).
