David,
Just quick followup. I don't have a particularly strong opinion about
the namespace, and your argument makes sense. In any case, a
search at cpan.org for either seems to find it.
Cheers,
Brad
On 1/6/06, David Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks for the comment, Brad.
>
>
Ok - thanks for checking that out, Bryan. There's a fixed version now at:
http://maplin.gov.mb.ca/pub/util/Tk-MARC_Editor-0.9.tar.gz
The sample-application file dialog stuff is fixed to now use the native
file-open/file-save dialogs for whatever platform you're on.
The bindings for the shift key
I don't really have any suggestions for the name, but I have run the two
sample pls briefly. I like the new tkme2.pl. However, I did experience the
following (using WinXP):
-After loading a record, occasionally something goes wrong and the editable
leader bytes become uneditable. Also, sometimes t
Thanks for the comment, Brad.
Yeah, I was wondering about that. My reasoning is that Tk has a number of
widgets, like Tk::Text for dealing with free-form text, or the
Tk::DBI::Table for playing with SQL... so an argument could be made that
Tk::MARC_Editor is a beast like that - a Tk widget specif
On 1/5/06, David Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> ... Any thoughts on CPAN namespace stuff? I
> don't suspect that anyone is using Tk::MARC... should I rename
> Tk::MARC_Editor to that (you can't just use one as a drop-in replacement
> for
> the other, though... so maybe not).
>
> As al
Hi all,
There is a new version of the Tk::MARC_Editor available at
http://maplin.gov.mb.ca/pub/util/Tk-MARC_Editor-0.8.tar.gz
It fixes many (most?) of the issues that were brought to my attention -
thanks for banging on it!
There is a more-detailed example application, too... the cleverly named
