Re: [Tile-dev] a tale of 2 trees

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

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> Please identify these people.  That is what I had hoped this discussion would
> do - flush out users of treeview to advocate that they are perfectly happy
> using it for X, Y and Z.  O

For what it's worth: I currently ship three shareware applications that
make use of tablelist_tile. I have four more applications under
development, and at least three of them will make use of tablelist_tile.
I realize it's not a popularity contest, but tablelist_tile (and by
extension treeview) is at the foundation of my software development
business. Tktreectrl is simply too complex for my needs: tablelist_tile,
by contrast, is perfect.

Reverting to the standard tablelist widget would, most likely, impact
the sales of my software, because Mac users are very picky about how
their apps fit in with the platform's interface guidleines. With
tablelist_tile, they do so very well. Standard tablelist, like standard
Tk, doesn't, at least not on the Aqua platform.

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Kevin Walzer
Code by Kevin
http://www.codebykevin.com
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