Hi, in case any of you were interested in this, I made an update so that you can configure all it's options while running, using the normal ConfigSpecs mechanism of Tk. I've included the ability to move(change) the image. This is the last update to this package before I make it a cpan module. If any of you are test freaks, please see if and how it breaks anywhere. I did notice the reset rotation sometimes(rarely) being off by 90 degrees, but I think I fixed it with a call to idletasks where needed. But I only have 1 machine to test on, and I know that quite often that it is not enough to cover the wide possibilites of machine speeds out there. Thanks for reading.

My ToDo list includes: the ability to blink individual indicators , trying to setup a scrollbar linked to the image, so that the image scrolls with the scrollbar, giving the appearance of a stationary image and scrolling text.

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. flash japh

In reply to Re: Tk-CanvasDirTree by zentara
in thread Tk-CanvasDirTree by zentara

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