maybe the [update] command could help. After you created the window and packed it do an "update idletasks" before you run the main code. Hope this helps. Andreas >I hope you guys can help me. Thanx ! > >Below is an email I mailed to Stewart and his reply: > > >> you can tie an event to the window expose event which will be run >after the > >main window is shown. I do not have the exact details at my >fingertips, but > >this is an excellent question for the mailing list. > >> stewart > > >On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, Travis Boucher wrote: > >> Hi, I am sorry for bothering you.... >> >> I have been using alot of VTCL. I do not know TCL/TK very well and I >> have one question.... >> >> I want to be able to build a window, display it, then run a routine >(eg. >> main ). >> >> My problem is that it ends up running main, doing the whole main >> routine, THEN displays the window. >> >> I hope you can solve my problem, I am sure it is a simple fix. >> >> Thank You VERY much, >> Travis Boucher >> > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- >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).
