Michael,
Thank you so much for your example!!
Re: Detect mouse events on tabs. The trick for me was understanding how
to use the index method. Your technique below is exactly the solution I
was looking for (I wasn't aware of the '@%d,%d' formatting technique).
index = event.widget.index('@%d,%d' % (event.x, event.y))
Re: Detect when a tab caption has keyboard focus (<FocusIn> or similar).
The <<NotebookTabChanged>> does not correspond to the tab caption
gaining keyboard focus.
And the notebook widget generates a single <FocusIn> event when it gets
focus.
Is there a way to drill-down to the Tk label controls in the captions
and bind to their <FocusIn> events? Or is there a way to expose the tabs
as actual widgets whose events can be bound to?
Thanks again for all your help in these forums!
Malcolm
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