I assume that by "alternative terminal" you mean the "console" window of Tk. If so, what you need to enter is the command to which "enter" is bound in the entry widget. That is, suppose in your script you have an entry named ".f1.f2.e1". Then when you type "enter" in that widget, nothing will happen unless you have something like:
Code:
bind .f1.f2.e1 <Enter> {<some command>}
So in the console, you need to mimic that bound behavior with:
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