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Zenworks imaging
Does image uploading work under "normal" circumstances? The reason I'm asking is that you need a server policy to allow uploading of workstation images using PBS.- japskar
- Post #3
- Forum: Novell: ZENworks
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Interpreter closes when called from within C
Hmm... more strange behaviour: pack [label .l1 -text {this is text}]; pack [button .b1 -text {Ok} -command {destroy .}]; tkwait window . causes an invalid page fault in TCL83.DLL when clicking the OK button. When run in wish it works fine. -
Interpreter closes when called from within C
Hi, I'm trying to get a GUI on my screen using a TCL/TK script called from C. So far, no problem as long as I use "tkwait window ." so that my GUI knows that it needs to stay alive as long as the user didn't close it. However, I often get error messages from TCL83.DLL or KERNEL32.DLL... -
creating transparant frames
:-( I already use the pack whenever possible. I've created a tool in another programming language which creates GUI's with the Tcl plugin. The problem is that I need the freedom to move around in my toplevel and place widgets where needed. For example... -
creating transparant frames
Yes, so far I place all my widgets with the place command (don't ask me why I use place and not grid). The main problem is that if I've got 2 frames, and one on them is larger than the other, one of them is placed within the other, or (not preferable), one completely overlaps the other. As far... -
creating transparant frames
how can I use frames in such a way that the border remains visible, but the rest of it being transparant to all other objects. Right now I more or less solve this with raise and lower, but since I don't know my widgets in advance, I can only do this once. Namely, I tell each frame to put it... -
bind&accelerator keys
Yes, i see my fault now. I left out the stringquotes. This caused the malfunction of > string first & $a thanx -
bind&accelerator keys
Looks pretty slick, but it's only part of what I'll need, because with this method I can only filter my text (which already helps me lot). Somewhere, I was hoping for a solution which also gave me the index of the first "&". In this way, I can do something like: set n 0: foreach key... -
bind&accelerator keys
Yes, I already figured that out. I'll need a proc for this to do the filtering and underlining, but I don't know how to filter the content of the text. -Jasper -
Running DOS under Win2000 ; wiz kids please help
As far as I know, this speedlimit you speak of is because of the baud-rate of your lpt1, even though it is mapped to a network printer. I'd consult the docs about the net command if you need to know the details. -Jasper- japskar
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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bind&accelerator keys
Hi there, can anyone help me with the following problem?: I've got a text for a label or button with something like: "hi e&veryone, I'm t&ext && happy" I use the '&' as a flag to indicate that I want to underline the character after it (v e and & in this case). Also, the flags must... -
positioning windows
is there an easy way of positioning windows on the centre of the screen? it has to be size-independent since I don't know the windows' size in advance. -Jasper -
standard -font
thanx, I didn't know about 'option'. And you're right, I works fine :). -
standard -font
I want to specify a font for a toplevel and all of its descendants. Is there an easy way of doing this, instead of specifying the font for each widget? I couldn't find a solution in the WIKI or help-file. -Jasper -
bind e.g. <Alt-5> ?
Yes sorry, I wasn't precise in my formulation of the problem. But....strange. Can you try this for me?: pack [button .b1 -text {Button1} -command {puts {invoked button1}}] pack [button .b2 -text {Button2} -command {puts {invoked button2}}] bind all <Alt-5> {.b1 invoke} bind all <Alt-6> {.b2... -
bind e.g. <Alt-5> ?
Hi, currently I'm working on a piece of code for binding keysequences to action. So far, so good. But I can't get my "bind all <Alt-nr> {......}" working for nr=1 to 5 "bind all <Alt-6> {.....}" however, works fine what's the problem here? -Jasper -
tk_dialog size
Ulis, you keep amazing me. But thanks a lot for all the effort on this one. Maybe they can put this solution in the next release of Tcl/tk (and call it tk_UlisDialog :) ) -Jasper -
tk_dialog size
Ha Ulis, you've been a great help again, but please help me a little further in this puzzle. You create a label and a frame in a toplevel; and in this frame you used a grid for placement of the buttons. A rather neat solution if I may say so. Ok so far, but how can I point directly to an icon... -
tk_dialog size
I'm trying to insert a rather large line of text in a tk_dialog, but a tk_dialog can't expand to the size of my text. Instead, it wraps the text so that it fits inside a predefined textarea. Very annoying, because I have newline character at the end of each line. Does anyone have a workaround... -
