On Thu, 5 Jul 2007, Kevin Walzer wrote:

>  For instance: using the "sheet" style draws a window that looks like a
>  sheet, with no window title or other border, but the style defaults to
>  +0+0 screen position. I've done some hacks to get it sort-of-centered
>  over the main toplevel, but it grabs focus and doesn't really look like
>  a proper sheet.
> 
>  The "drawer" window works in a similar fashion. I get a "drawer" window
>  drawn, but it hangs out by itself away from the main window, and I
>  haven't even been able to get it aligned with the main toplevel.

Haven't tried these myself, but without looking at the Tk internals my 
first thought would be to ask whether or not you're creating the e.g. 
drawer toplevel as a child of the main toplevel (just a guess that it 
might be implemented such that it uses such a relationship to handle the 
relational positioning).

I have some potential future uses for these in mind myself, so I'm 
interested in how it works out.

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