Re: TK::HList the best solution?

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Yet another way to get around a grid-like arrangement is to use buttons and a grid positioning manager, where each button has a command associated with it.

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Re: Re: TK::HList the best solution? by z3d (Scribe) on May 12, 2004 at 08:39 UTC
True - but i have four columns, with the number of rows being determined by how much is scraped off a website (this is a bugzilla tk front end I'm playing with if that explains it any better). The number of rows could be 3,or it could be 100's, and I didn't relish the idea of a button for each item in each row...bah :) 'Sides, HList has a potential use for a feature I'm thinking of to see multiple bugzilla servers/accounts at once (being able to break it out into, well, Horizontal Lists/trees). Update: ...which I guess means I just invalidated part of my original post :/ (though the problem with passing data, now understood, was legit) "I have never written bad code. There are merely unanticipated features."	[reply]

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Re: Re: TK::HList the best solution?
by z3d (Scribe) on May 12, 2004 at 08:39 UTC

Update: ...which I guess means I just invalidated part of my original post :/ (though the problem with passing data, now understood, was legit)

"I have never written bad code. There are merely unanticipated features."

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