>  How do you change the default bindings in TkTable? I'd like 
>  the active area to change with mouse movements, and the 
>  selection to be activated with a button press. This is 
>  typical GUI behavior. The current effect is that 
>  browsecommand is called when the active cell changes. This 
>  has undesirable effects when windows over the table are 
>  closed, causing the browsecommand to be called inadvertently.
>  
>  Anyway, I'm using tktable.py and I'm not sure how to change 
>  the original bindings. Thanks for your help.

As with any Tk widget, you would modify the global bindings.  Tkinter
does have functions for binding modification that I don't know offhand,
but you can also just call the Tcl functions through the Tkinter API to
make the mods.  You will find the default bindings in tkTable.tcl,
whereever that might be located in your install.

  Jeff Hobbs                     The Tcl Guy
  Senior Developer               http://www.ActiveState.com/
        Tcl Support and Productivity Solutions



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