Hmmm - I tried briefly to embed a container frame into the standard
ttk notebook demo, but i cant reproduce the issue :(
Attached is a screenshot showing symptom. Note - the disabled buttons
in two of the toplevels become active after we open another (true)
toplevel for a moment and close it.
I think i'll just need a workaround/hack to disable this "State is
greyed/disabled if no focus" feature of OS X wish. (What wer're doing
is complex, and has differing issues across all operating systems.)
I try binding ButtonPress-1 to "focus .toplevel" or "wm state
.toplevel normal",
but the first does nothing, and the latter fails with the message
"can't change state of .toplevel: it is an embedded window". Note,
this error throw is unique to OS X. MSWindows and Linux don't complain
trying to change the state of these embedded toplevels.
Anyway, I'll keep looking for a working hack. Just curious if anyone
has messed with this before.
cheers.
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 10:20 AM, Kevin Walzer <kw...@co...> wrote:
> On 9/10/13 8:11 PM, Steve A wrote:
>> On OS X, Tk widgets (esp. buttons) are often greyed out, as if
>> disabled, when the app doesnt have the focus or wish *thinks* the app
>> doesnt have focus.
>>
>> Is there anyway to disable this greying ?
>>
>> When i use ttk::notebook and toplevel containers, it just gets
>> confused, and erroneously greys out multiple widgets though they still
>> respond to ButtonPress.
>>
>>
>> frame $f -container 1
>> toplevel .$w -use [ winfo id $f ]
>>
>> Due to Cocoa bugs, I am using Carbon.
>>
>> cheers, Steven
>
> Can you provide a more complete sample script?
>
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