bulk88 says: Tk is old, and is a butchered dead end fork of TK from 15 years ago that separated Tk from the Tcl interp. Tkx is an marshalling bridge to a real Tcl/Tk engine. All bug fixes in Tcl/Tk interp automatically appear in Tkx. So do all new APIs.

boring and not relevant at all , and not a reason to learn Tkx

Even if everything you said about Tk is 100% true, and even if it were 100% important, Tk is still a milion times better than Tkx -- Tkx is the worst possible option

I've seen you remark on Tkx before, but I've not seen you write any Tkx code for people (or Tk for that matter)

Anyway, the OP is struggling with the basics, he won't be able to discover any of these bugs you speak of , that are irrelevant for most Tk users

In reply to Re^3: Who can give an example of Tkx :: ttk__treeview to me? ( Object Style) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Who can give an example of Tkx :: ttk__treeview to me? by yyqdian

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