Pavel Stranak wrote: > When I try my old Perl/Tk code with Labelframe I get this error: > ------------- > Tcl error 'bad option "Labelframe": must be cget or configure > at > /net/su/h/local2-rh8/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.5/i386-linux-thre > ad-multi/Tcl.pm line 548. ' while invoking scalar result call: > ". Labelframe -text SemLex -padx 2 -pady 2"
OK, this isn't translating the order of arguments right. I'll let Vadim look at this as he wrote that code (iirc). > When I try Vadim's example, I get (on Fedora): > Tcl error 'invalid command name "iwidgets::labeledframe" Ah yes ... this is an issue with auto-loading in Tcl that doesn't *quite* mesh with the Tcl::Tk stuff. Some Tcl packages will respond to 'package require foo' just fine, but won't actually *load* code until the first call (using Tcl's built-in lazy loading mechanisms). > In windows with ActiveTcl it works, as long as there is no > button in the Labelframe. When I uncomment the following line > it hangs. Why? #$ne->Button(-text=>'qwerty')->pack; > On my Mac (with default Tcl install of MacOS X 10.4) it hangs > without any error too. I see Vadim just addressed this. > I would really like to find some documentation or more > examples. I can't figure out this Labelframe thing, balloon > help (just saying 'use Tcl::Tk::Widget::Balloon;' does not > help) and ROText (or even better equivalent of Tk::Text::Viewer). OK, these examples are easy enough. I have a tight schedule today, so I won't be able to provide some samples until later. > Thanks for your help. Tcl::Tk looks in some aspects better > than Perl/Tk, but there is a problem with documentation for > those of us, who don't understand Tcl itself and need to > reuse old Perl/Tk code. Yes, we realize this ... :/ Jeff
