On Wed, 17 Nov 1999, Spitters, Martijn wrote:
> I just started using vTcl, so this is probably a very stupid question...
> By clicking on a button, I want to show a new window, that's all. First I
> want to design
> this window through vTcl, my Tcl/Tk isn't very good, so I don't want to hack
> it directly
> into the code. I tried hacking it in the code, by looking at the simple
> window pop-up
> that is called from behind the "about button" in vTcl, this seems to work in
> TEST-mode,
> but when I execute the program outside vTcl I get the error message: .vTcl:
> wrong Windowpath.
> Can anyone tell me if it's possible to first create and design a window and
> to automatically hide
> this, and to show it by clicking on a button in the main window?
This exact example is what is in the vTcl tutorial.
...RickM...
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