Re^5: Use of break in Tkx

use it anywhere you want, Tkx::break(), and then suffer the popup bug (its a bug)

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Re^6: Use of break in Tkx by Anonymous Monk on Oct 04, 2015 at 14:55 UTC
Yes I get the popup every time I use it. another anon monk advised to try "next" in place of break and this worked a treat i.e. we're back in business but getting the translation from break to next by reading TK's documentation as activestate suggested is at best optimistic I fear i.e. one continues a loop whereas the other drops out of a loop. That's far from intuitive to me without visibility of the additional structures involved or a well-documented lookup table e.g. for "break"...use "next" in callbacks.	[reply]

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Re^6: Use of break in Tkx
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 04, 2015 at 14:55 UTC

Yes I get the popup every time I use it. another anon monk advised to try "next" in place of break and this worked a treat i.e. we're back in business but getting the translation from break to next by reading TK's documentation as activestate suggested is at best optimistic I fear i.e. one continues a loop whereas the other drops out of a loop. That's far from intuitive to me without visibility of the additional structures involved or a well-documented lookup table e.g. for "break"...use "next" in callbacks.

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