Tktable ugliness...

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Tktable ugliness...

by Jerry LeVan :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

I have a Tk application that has a tktable in a scrolled window...

In Apple's Tk (8.5.7) if the window is resized ( or the table filled
programmatically ) and any text in the table is partially obscured, the
entire row and or column that is obscured becomes buggered....

I have a slightly younger Tk from ActiveState (8.5.4) that does not
behave in this fashion...

What is going on...

Jerry

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Re: Tktable ugliness...

by Jeff Hobbs :: Rate this Message:

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On 19/09/2009 1:06 PM, Jerry LeVan wrote:
> I have a Tk application that has a tktable in a scrolled window...
>
> In Apple's Tk (8.5.7) if the window is resized ( or the table filled
> programmatically ) and any text in the table is partially obscured, the
> entire row and or column that is obscured becomes buggered....
>
> I have a slightly younger Tk from ActiveState (8.5.4) that does not
> behave in this fashion...

I assume that this is Snow Leopard?  In that case, you can the Cocoa Tk,
while the ActiveTcl version is a Carbon Tk.  This must be a drawing bug
in the Cocoa Tk layer, either that tktable is using directly of via Tk
(tktable tries to call all Tk or known X11 emulated functions).

Jeff

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