"Wayne Watson" <sierra_mtnv...@sbcglobal.net> wrote
Apparently Entry does not have a callback.
Thats the magic of Control Variables. They automatically get populated when the user enters data into the Entry widget.
But since Entry widgets are usually part if a form and there will be several of them its more useful to wait for the whole form to be complteed and then hit a Submit button. The button handler can then read all of the Entry fields using get()
So you are right that there is no callback per se except for the auto settigh of control variables, but you can't trigger an action based on that. However you can of course bind an event to the Entry box such as keypress, mouse over etc. and the event can trigger an action, so in your example you could bind a carriage return keystroke to some action.
See the event handling topic in my tutorial for an example of binding a specific key to an event.
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