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perl tk canvas events hiding
This is eventually what I did. I was just wondering if there is some other more elegant way to do it. Any way this is the way I calculated the corrected position of y-Axe: $self->{canvas}->CanvasBind("<Button-3>", [ \&popup_menu, Ev1('%y') ]); sub popup_menu { my ($canv... -
perl tk canvas events hiding
The code I've posted is just a simplified version of what I really need to do. What I'm really trying to do is to draw a map with layer of information. The problem is that for example lines from the grid of the map hide events from the layer beneath them. Thanks Ori -
perl tk canvas events hiding
Hi. I'm new to PerlTk. What I'm trying to achieve is getting the message "oval was pressed" even when I press the rectangle. Below there a simplified version of the code. require v5.8.5; use Tk; my $window = MainWindow->new; my $drawing = $window->Canvas(-width => 400, -height => 300...
