Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

Ahhh. Not comparing apples to apples. That does make a difference. I need to get me a good Tk book and learn it proper, heh? Mike > Mike, > > That is because you are mixing threads. You pggybacked your issue on a thread > initiated by > Vinesh Vargese, concerning the Tk::Text widget, as s

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

Mike Flannigan wrote: > I> I think something is going wrong with your highlighting routine. Or perhaps this > is > > ot a Text widget? If left alone, the Text widget will offer full copy-and-paste > > functionality. > > > > f I right click on the title bar, it gives "move", "size", > "minimize"

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

If I right click on the title bar, it gives "move", "size", "minimize", "maximize", "close". If I right click anywhere else, it doesn't do anything - produces no box. I don't recall hacking anything to do with that, but perhaps I did. Mike > Ah, but right clicking on the Text widget will--un

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

Mike Flannigan wrote: > In any case, hitting ctrl C does not copy anything to the > clipboard, and you cannot highlight just part of a line > of text. Ah, but right clicking on the Text widget will--unless you have hacked the selection activities. If so, well--*Don't do that*--at least not until

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

> > I was wondering if you could help me get this script > > tied to one of my Perl programs on my Win2000 box. > > After much experimentation, I've changed the line > > open(C, "./read-own-stdout-piper 2>&1 |") or warn $!; > > to > > open(C, "round2.bat 2>&1 |") or warn $!; > > > > round2.bat is

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

Mike Flannigan wrote: > I was wondering if you could help me get this script > tied to one of my Perl programs on my Win2000 box. > After much experimentation, I've changed the line > open(C, "./read-own-stdout-piper 2>&1 |") or warn $!; > to > open(C, "round2.bat 2>&1 |") or warn $!; > > round2.b

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

and paste don't work in that TK box. Anyway, thanks a bunch. If there are other posts on the NG related to this, I'll see them when I get home. Mike Flannigan Houston, TX ___ Subject: Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2004 10:22:24 -0500 From: zentara &l

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

For Quality purpouses, zentara 's mail on Saturday 31 January 2004 17:23 may have been monitored or recorded as: > > It's hard to say without showing us your script. well, the called script (not the gui) is bout 500 lines... > Try putting a "TK::after in the event loop to set the timing. That

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

zentara wrote: > Try putting a "TK::after in the event loop to set the timing. Yee-haw!! Just what I was looking for! Thanks. Serendipity is a wonderful thing. Joseph -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

For Quality purpouses, zentara 's mail on Friday 30 January 2004 16:22 may have been monitored or recorded as: Hi, neat trick! Great. However, I have a, well, couriosity? My script looks pretty much the same, except the print in &dosomething (since it is acctually your script:-)) > Here is a

Re: Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi Friends, > > I am presently working on an Automation project where I am using Active > state perl as the programming language on windows platform. For the > above mentioned project I am using Perl/Tk for the GUI. I created a Text > Widget and wanted to show the outpu

Regarding Text Widget in Perl/Tk

Hi Friends, I am presently working on an Automation project where I am using Active state perl as the programming language on windows platform. For the above mentioned project I am using Perl/Tk for the GUI. I created a Text Widget and wanted to show the output from my perl code on the text box.