Kevin Walzer wrote:

>  > It should be easy to get the Aqua look, just use a darkened image in a new
>  > layout for ttk::button. However, the mouse-over button/labels are Safari
>  > look-alikes. I use the toolbar x-platform so I did a compromise.
>  > See my sources: coccinella/contrib/ttoolbar.tcl and
>  > coccinella/contrib/tileutils.tcl for sources.
>  > Note also the mouse-over darkened collapse arrows in the toolbars.
>  > (tileutils.tcl : style layout Arrow.TCheckbutton)
> 
>  I use a darkened image with a label and bind that to a <Button-1> action.

Note that [ttk::button] widgets provide an easier way to
achieve this effect: do something like

	$b configure -image [list $normalIcon  		disabled $greyIcon  pressed $darkIcon  active $lig
htIcon]

and the built-in bindings and style engine will take care 
of the rest automatically.   (This is a lot less error-prone
than trying to manage the -image by hand.)

All Tile widget -image options work this way -- "-image"
takes a list, the first element is the default image, the
remaining elements specify state-specific overrides.


--Joe English

  jenglish@[...].com

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