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Brent B. Welch gives this example in _Practical Programming in Tcl and Tk_.
bindtags $t [list ViInsert Text $t all]
bind ViInsert <Escape> {bindtags %W {ViCmd %W all}}
bind ViCmd <Key-i> {bindtags %W {ViInsert Text %W all}}
I want to do something along those lines. Tkinter provides a
bindtags method for each widget, but I can't figure out how to bind to
a tag of my creation. Tkinter provides widget.bind,
widget.bind_class(), and widget.bind_all(), but from what I can tell
there is no way to bind to a tag as the Tcl/Tk example indicates that
I should be able to do.
What I want to do is add my own tag to the front of the taglist for
each widget in a Tkinter application and bind events to that tag so I
can record a sequence of events.
Hopefully this makes sence.
bindtags $t [list ViInsert Text $t all]
bind ViInsert <Escape> {bindtags %W {ViCmd %W all}}
bind ViCmd <Key-i> {bindtags %W {ViInsert Text %W all}}
I want to do something along those lines. Tkinter provides a
bindtags method for each widget, but I can't figure out how to bind to
a tag of my creation. Tkinter provides widget.bind,
widget.bind_class(), and widget.bind_all(), but from what I can tell
there is no way to bind to a tag as the Tcl/Tk example indicates that
I should be able to do.
What I want to do is add my own tag to the front of the taglist for
each widget in a Tkinter application and bind events to that tag so I
can record a sequence of events.
Hopefully this makes sence.