G'day aviw,

You can get and set options (including -background, -selectbackground, and lots of other -*background variations) using the cget() and configure() methods. See Tk::options.

You can bind actions to events (such as <FocusIn>, <FocusOut>, <Enter>, <Leave>, and so on) which could control colours and other options. See Tk::bind.

[ Note: In your last Tk-related post, "tk sash slide render", you did much the same as you've done here: including no code and no links to the modules you're using. You were advised about this in that post. If you want better answers, I suggest you reread that advice then provide a better question.]

— Ken

In reply to Re: TK spread sheet color row by kcott
in thread TK spread sheet color row by aviw

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