> Perhaps you coud use grab her if you want to avoid the activity on
> other windows.
Yes, grab is definitely useful.
> Here again, I'm not usre to understand.... But this is surely not a
> reason for not giving my opinion ;-)
I've always found your opinions helpful, even when they _didn't_
answer the question :-)
>
> Try to finish your binding with 'break to avoid the execution of
> further bindinds.
> For instance
> (pack (label '.l :text "TEST"))
> (focus .l)
> (bind "Label" "<KeyPress>" (lambda () (display "Key") (newline)))
> (bind .l "<x>" (lambda () (display "x pressed") (newline)))
>
> Here, pressing a x causes the printing of two messages. Changing
> the second bind to
> (bind .l "<x>" (lambda () (display "x pressed") (newline) 'break))
Yes - this is helpful info. Something tells me I should be spending
more time reading man pages...
BINDTAGS ! This has some real possibilities.
Thanks for the advice Erick.
--
Brian Denheyer
briand_at_inetarena.com
Received on Mon Nov 09 1998 - 04:51:17 CET