Hi all, I already posed this question last week, but I didn't get any useful answers, so I guess the description of my problem wasn't quite clear enough. I'll try it again. I created a HList and wrote some drag 'n drop functionality around it: I can now pick something up (e.g. a file) and drag it to a folder somewhere else in the HList. However, when I want to drag something to a folder which is out of the HList's current view (because the HList is scrolled all the way down or something), the HList does not automatically scroll 'along' in the dragging direction (up or down). I hope someone can help me out with this problem, because my application is completely useless if I don't find a solution to this problem. I haven't been able to find this functionality in the Tk widget demo's. Sorry about my poor English, M

In reply to Perl/Tk: Drag 'n Drop in a HList: auto-scrolling by MSpitters

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