In my code above, when you run it, and hit the down arrow on the top box, then browse the selections, the browsecmd callback will say Browse 1. So the selections to the top box only should change. BUT if you then proceed to the bottom box 2, it's selections will have been changed too, without browsing them.

The reverse is not the same. If you restart the app, and browse the lower box 2, it will change it's selections. Then proceed to the top box 1, and it's selections have not changed.

Also, if you browse box 1 first, it will print Browse 1 only when you actually browse the selections. Then if you go to the down arrow on box 2, it will print Browse 1, on the arrow press of box 2. Maybe it's a focus thing, but it sure seems like there is something wrong with the way the browsecmd works with multiple boxes.

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In reply to Re^4: problem with Tk::JComboBox by zentara
in thread problem with Tk::JComboBox by Anonymous Monk

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