This is the last time I'm asking this, yet agian, sorry

The answer doesn't change :)

Native look and feel means it looks different on each platform, even if by mistake

Is the platform showing the diamond instead of circle for radiobutton using the latest perl/Tk? Tk-804.029_500 ?

If the answer is yes, there is nothing you can do :)

Tk::Radiobutton just doesn't let you choose what kind of indicator, circle or diamond

You could try setting tkvars$Tk::strictMotif, but I doubt it would help

short of implementing your own widgets, say, using Tk::Canvas, Tk::ImageButton..., there is nothing you can do

If you upgrading Tcl/Tk and switching to Tcl::pTk, maybe it allows you to change Styles and Themes, maybe using tile ...

 

Prima on the other hand should look the same on all platforms

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_widget_toolkits ... Clutter / http://www.clutter-project.org/about/whos-using-clutter

In reply to Re: Perl::Tk radiobutton yet one more time by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl::Tk radiobutton yet one more time by pashanoid

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