Hey Monks,

I'm updating and merging some modules here... :)
But something annoying happened here...
Please download: http://www.aceserver.dyndns.org:2100/MatchEntryMListbox.zip
and put MatchEntryMListbox.pm in Tk lib dir...
and run matchEntryMListboxTkTest.pl
If all started up, you will see that first column is very small! Looks like its 1, but it should be 20! (as you can see in the exampletest I created.)
And this is what I need help with! I dont get it. It works with the others, but not the first column! Annoying!

UPDATE: Yea, sorry about external link, but I figured you could get the full widget, since I dont know where the problem lies exactly. This way you get the full picture. Zip contains 2 files. The modified .pm and the testscript. _But_, if it's really necessary, I could try break it down (and I could before, but then you wouldnt be able of recreating the problem live...) and as I said, not sure _where_ the problem is in there...

Thanks,
Ace

In reply to First column acting wierd! (MatchEntryMListbox) (Tk) by Ace128

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