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From: Alastair D. <ala...@si...> - 2006-10-16 11:04:44
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> People keep saying that. "Tile is totally undocumented!", > I keep hearing. I don't get it. Given that there is > documentation for every widget (including all options and > every subcommand), documentation for the [style] command -- > sparse, to be sure, but it's there -- documentation > for a good chunk of the low-level C API, plus a white paper > giving an overview and rationale, people must be using some > definition of the term "totally" with which I am unfamiliar. > > RTFM here: http://tktable.sourceforge.net/tile/doc/ > > > --Joe. I think the documentation of the Tile widgets is at least as comprehensive as the documentation of the Tk widgets, and is often more clear. The only omission I would like to point out would be for the /combobox/ widget. The documentation of the *Widget Commands* points out that it supports seven of the commands of the /entry/ widget. In the *Options* section, however, it is not mentioned that the /combobox/ also supports the -invalidcommand, -validate and -validatecommand options of the /entry/ widget. (It also supports the -show option, but I can't imagine that is actually all that useful!) Thanks, Alastair |