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And if you use a sliding bar for that value? with a little space where show the current value? If you 've been told to not validate just constraint!

just to give another perspective to your conundrum! (nice word anyway..)
I think this is named 'scale' in Tk world:Tk::Scale

$parent->new_ttk__scale(-orient => 'horizontal', -length => 200, -from
+ => -10.0 -to => 10.0)
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In reply to Re: Tk Entry validation conundrum by Discipulus
in thread Tk Entry validation conundrum by Anonymous Monk

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