Bind toplevel ($mw) to warn on Key-questionmark

also bind so children of $mw of "tag" Tk::Entry break

at first MainWindow has focus, then tab is hit so focus is on the buttons ... when entry has focus nothing is printed 

#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tk;
my @t = ( -text => 'focus on me and press ?'  );
my $mw = tkinit;
$mw->Checkbutton( @t )->pack;
$mw->Button( @t )->pack;
$mw->Entry( @t )->pack;
$mw->bind(q/<Key-?>/,sub{warn "$Tk::widget ? " }); 
$mw->bind(qw/Tk::Entry <Key-?>/,sub{Tk->break});
MainLoop;
__END__
MainWindow=HASH(0xf1eeec) ?  at - line 10.
MainWindow=HASH(0xf1eeec) ?  at - line 10.
MainWindow=HASH(0xf1eeec) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Button=HASH(0xf42c0c) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Button=HASH(0xf42c0c) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Button=HASH(0xf42c0c) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Button=HASH(0xf42c0c) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.
Tk::Checkbutton=HASH(0xf55164) ?  at - line 10.

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In reply to Re: Tk preventing a char in Entry widged to trigger a KeyBinding by Anonymous Monk
in thread Tk preventing a char in Entry widged to trigger a KeyBinding by Discipulus

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