I had the opposite problem a while back. I had a text field in which the tab key entered \t when I wanted it to shift focus. Simply using bind didn't work. Here is what I wound up doing:
my $t1 = $mw->Text(
-background=>"navy",
-foreground=>"white",
-height=>35,
-width=>80,
-wrap=>"word",
-selectbackground=>"blueviolet"
);
$t1->bindtags( [ ($t1->bindtags)[1,0,2,3] ] );
+ # fix the bindtags order so that widget events are
+ # processed before class events
$t1->bind("<Tab>", sub { $t1->focusNext; Tk->break; });
+ #Fix tab to shift focus, not print a tab.
Perhaps something similar is what you need.
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