[tcltk-perl] RE: Tcl and Tcl-Tk ready for 0.85 push
by Jeff Hobbs other posts by this author
Jan 3 2005 11:12AM messages near this date
[tcltk-perl] RE: Tcl and Tcl-Tk ready for 0.85 push
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Re: [tcltk-perl] RE: Tcl and Tcl-Tk ready for 0.85 push
> > Can you elaborate on what was fixed to improve the combobox in 8.5
> > that isn"t in 8.4? (later 8.4 version perhaps)
>
> Consider following simpliest script using Combobox:
>
> package require BWidget
> pack [ComboBox .cb -values {one two three}]
...
> I noticed few little misbehaviours on Windows system
> When user clicks on arrow to performing dropping a listbox
> down, first misbehaviour is titlebar of containing toplevel
> window redrawn with a color of inactive window. This
> misbehaviour in my opinion is irrelevant. Second misbehaviour
> is that at some moment window could be dragged but listbox
> does not becomes closed.
>
> see screenshot at www.vkonovalov.ru/tcltk-misc/1st.JPG
>
> to reproduce:
> - click on arrow of ComboBox widget, listbox should appear
> - click on a button of our script at Windows taskbar,
> toplevel should become active
> - after that toplevel could be dragged but listbox not
> closed, and it is clickable
>
> sometimes latest step does not work (toplevel could NOT be
> dragged), in this case misbehaviour could be reproduced by
> clicking on icon on taskbar once again (so app will be
> minimized) and yet once again (and it will be restored) so
> toplevel could be dragged afterwards
>
> I saw this effect on Win2000 and WinXP.
>
> This does not happens with Tcl/Tk 8.5, so visually behaviour
> is better.
I believe this was also fixed in Tk 8.4.8+, can you try this
with Tk 8.4.9 and see if you have the same problems?
I can't repro, because if I click on the Windows taskbar item,
since it is already active, it minimizes everything (which is
what I would expect). So I'm not able to drag the outer
toplevel without the dropdown behaving "as expected".
Jeff
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