Re: [TCLCORE] How do I ....??

[Harald O. <Har...@El...>]

Thank you Steve for your question.
TCL user questions are on the TCL news group comp.lang.tcl:
	http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.tcl/topics
To your question:
TCL'er could not help very much I suppose.
Propably, you should store the "handles" returned by the radiobutton
calls in an array (or whatever) and apply methods later on like:
$c fconfigure -state disabled

c($Mode) = Radiobutton(frameAtt, text=text, indicatoron=0,
...
$c(S) fconfigure -state disabled

Hope this helps,
Harald

norseman schrieb:
> I looked at the list headers and this seems to be the default.
> If I'm in the wrong place - please re-direct me.
> 
> 
> Python, using Tkinter to translate, seems to use Tk "as is".
> I suspect TclTk people will have a much better idea of what can and 
> cannot be done with the Tk GUI.  SO:
> 
> QUESTION #1:
> 
> I'm using Python 2.5.2 and Tkinter vers??? (which came with python)
> The following pieces do in fact work. The mode/text in the AttTyp
> list is read into the Radiobutton widget and (with the rest of the
> code needed) works as expected.
> 
> AttTyp = [
>   ("S", "Single Use"),
>   ("I", "Intercropping"),
>   ("D", "Double Cropping"),
>   ("T", "Triple Cropping"),
>   ("M", "Mixed Land Use"),
>   ("","---------------"),
>   ("t", "Toggle Table Display"),
> ]
> #
> .                      The above is almost a simple cut and paste
> .                        from the program legend. And it is the
> .                        shortest, by far, length of list of them.
> .
> #
> for mode, text in AttTyp:
>   c = Radiobutton(frameAtt, text=text, indicatoron=0,
>        variable=AttVal, value=mode, command=getAttTyp)
>   c.pack()
> #
> 
> The question is, using this approach how do I control the individual
> accessibility of each button? (gray out one or another or more under
> program control)
> "This approach" being the "for" loop as opposed to manually entering the 
> mode/text in line after line after line after....
> The computer is supposed to do the mundane, isn't it?
> 
> 
> QUESTION #2:
> 	Got the answer just before sending this.
> 
> 
> 
> Steve
> 
> 
> 
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