Here is a stupid way to do it :) 
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use Tk;
use Tk::HList;

my $mw = MainWindow->new();

my $hlist = $mw->HList( -header => 0, -columns => 1 )->pack( qw/-expan
+d 1 -fill both /);
                       
$hlist->add(0);
$hlist->itemCreate(0, 0, -itemtype => 'window', -widget => $hlist->Ent
+ry(-text => "Text0") );

$hlist->add(1);
$hlist->itemCreate(1, 0, -itemtype => 'window', -widget => $hlist->Ent
+ry(-text => "Text1") );

$hlist->add(2);
$hlist->itemCreate(2, 0, -itemtype => 'window', -widget => $hlist->Ent
+ry(-text => "Text2") );


$mw -> bind('all','<Tab>', sub {
    no warnings 'uninitialized';
    $hlist->focus;
    my $origSel = $hlist->info('anchor');
    $hlist->UpDown('next');
    my $newSel = $hlist->info('anchor');
    if( ( $origSel and $newSel ) and ( $origSel == $newSel ) ){
        $hlist->selectionClear;
        $hlist->anchorClear;
        $hlist->UpDown('next'); # go back to zero
    }            
    Tk::break();
}); 

MainLoop;

__END__

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In reply to Re: Tab Order for Widgets in HList by Anonymous Monk
in thread Tab Order for Widgets in HList by kean

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