You can reparent toplevels into other toplevels or Frames using the -container and -use options to toplevels. See this thread for a little more info.

You would almost definately end up having to patch DirSelect to accept a widget as a container, but that should be very easy (and you can send the patch back to the author :-)

Basically, you would just create a frame or toplevel in your program, in which you set the -container option to true. Then you would have to make DirSelect's constructor accept a widget that it would pass to it's toplevel via -use. And that's it. Easy, yes? :-)

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In reply to (bbfu) (reparenting toplevels) Re3: need advice on my Tk ftp client by bbfu
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