EDIT: I always get some idea after I post my question...

This is a better approach. Still not the right one, as it must be possible to set directly that color some way.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Tk;
use Tk::TableMatrix;

my $mw = MainWindow->new;

my $arrayVar = {};

print "Filling Array...\n";
my ($rows,$cols) = (10, 10);
 foreach my $row  (0..($rows-1)){
    foreach my $col (0..($cols-1)){
      $arrayVar->{"$row,$col"} = "$row,$col";
   }
}

print "Creating Table...\n";

sub colSub{
  my $col = shift;
  return "OddCol" if( $col > 0 && $col%2) ;
}

sub rowSub{
  my $row = shift;
  return "Oddrow" if( $row > 0 && $row%2) ;
}

 my $t = $mw->Scrolled('TableMatrix', -rows => $rows, -cols => $cols,
 -width => 6, -height => 6,
 -titlerows => 1, -titlecols => 1,
 -variable => $arrayVar,
 -coltagcommand => \&colSub,
 #-browsecommand => \&coloring,
 -colstretchmode => 'last',
 -rowtagcommand => \&rowSub,
 -rowstretchmode => 'last',
 -selectmode => 'extended',
 -selecttitles => 0,
 -drawmode => 'slow',
 -scrollbars=>'se',
 -relief => 'ridge',
 -selectmode => 'extended',
 -selecttype=>'row',
 );
$t->bind('<Button-1>', \&coloring);
#  Color definitions here:
$t->tagConfigure('active', -bg => 'lightyellow', -fg => 'black');
$t->tagConfigure('nonactive', -bg => 'white', -fg => 'black');
$t->pack(-expand => 1, -fill => 'both');
$t->focus;
$t->configure (-state=>'disabled');
Tk::MainLoop;

my $selected = -1;
my $prev_selected = -1;

$t->bind('<Button-1>', \&coloring);
sub coloring {
my $t = shift;
    print "COLORING SELECTED ROW ($prev_selected = $selected)...\n";
    my $event = $t->XEvent;
    $selected = $t->index('@'.$event->x.','.$event->y, 'row');
    $t->tagRow('nonactive',$prev_selected) if (defined $prev_selected 
+ && $prev_selected != -1);
    $t->tagRow('active',$selected) if (defined $selected);
    $prev_selected = $selected;
}

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In reply to Re: Tk Tablematrix set color of selected row by Takamoto
in thread Tk Tablematrix set color of selected row by Takamoto

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