Re: [MACTCL] Supporting Command-click on window title

[Kevin W. <kw...@co...>]

On 6/8/21 2:33 AM, Aivar Annamaa wrote:
> Hi!
>
> In many macOS apps, when you Command-click on window's title, macOS 
> will show a menu describing the location of the currently open 
> document (see 
> https://oneminutemacman.com/command-click-a-windows-title-to-show-the-documents-location/ 
> <https://oneminutemacman.com/command-click-a-windows-title-to-show-the-documents-location/>).
>
> Is it possible to control this in a Tk app? My Tkinter app currently 
> does show this menu, but it is always describing the location of the 
> application's icon file (set with root window's iconbitmap method).
>
> If there are no direct means for this in Tk, perhaps you know the name 
> of the corresponding method in Cocoa? Maybe it's possible to call it 
> via Python's ctypes.
>
> Best regards,
> Aivar

In Tcl, the command is [wm attributes $w -titlepath true]. In 
Python/Tkinter, it's something like w.wm_attributes("titlepath", 
"true"), where $w or w is the window name/object. (My Python is a bit 
rusty, but give this a try.)

--Kevin

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