I get the same thing, found the same workaround.
I don't know that it's a bug, but it is probably an
omission. Looks like vtcl is reading the widget name
rather than the window name (am I saying that right?).
But once it's been forced to read the window name,
it populates the top-level windows listbox with
the window name rather than the widget name.
Having said nothing, I'll sign off now
I'll give the obligatory:
"When will the new version of
this great tool come out?"
--jim
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From: Rudolf Lindner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [vtcl] Window disapear
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 18:00:59 +0100
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: 'rudolf' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
I have written a application that uses 5 windows. Only
one (the main-window) is shown at startup.
To achive that, I hide all other windows in vtcl.
After saving, exiting and restarting vtcl, the window-list
does not show the names that I gave the windows, it shows
the generated names instead (.top19, .top20, etc...).
Now when I create a new window and save my work, it happens that at least
one of my windows magically disapeared from my tcl-script. The newly created
window is now (for example) .top19.
I found a way to work around that behaviour:
After opening the tcl script in vtcl, I open all windows
and close them again. (then they are also shown with their speaking names)
Is this a bug in vtcl, or has it to do with the way vtcl uses the runtime
information from the tcl interpreter?
(Environment: TCL/TK 8 Windows NT vtcl 1.10)
Regards, Rudolf Lindner
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CSD Software GmbH
Enzianstr. 4 phone : +49 (0)8151 369 0
D-82319 Starnberg fax : +49 (0)8151 369 88
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