Thanks, using the postcommand option does the job but it still strikes me as odd that
a menubutton which has been been activated by clicking on it doesn't generate a
<ButtonPress> event.
Cam
On 11-11-26 02:37 PM, Michael Lange wrote:
Hi,
Thus spoketh Cam Farnell<ms...@bitflipper.ca>
unto us on Sat, 26 Nov 2011 12:54:09 -0400:
(..)
If the user clicks on Menubutton-A then the corresponding handler runs
as expected. If, without making a choice from menu A, the user then
clicks on Menubutton-B then - and this is the nub of the problem - the
handler bound to Menubutton-B does NOT run. If the user now clicks on
Menubutton-C, then the handler for B, yes B, runs.
Not sure, I guess this has something to do with the Menu's event-grabbing.
Maybe a better solution than binding to the Menubuttons is to use the
menu's postcommand option as in:
<snip>
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