Hi Monk

What can be the possible reasons for an entry widhet to not accept '/' character. In my gui, I have an entry box where I have to mention some unix path. By default when it launches the widget has a path in it , say '/home/test'. Now if I want to append a path to this default as say '/project', it it ignoring the '/' character and overall it looks like '/home/testproject' which is wrong.

Also I am binding one 'Any-KeyPress' event to that as 

$entry->bind('Any-KeyPress', sub {$self->onChange()});

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Here $entry is the Tk::Entry object and $self is the blessed reference of a package. The onChange function is getting called but the '/' character is not displayed in the gui and not accepted as well.
Please help.
Thanks.

In reply to Entry widget not accepting / by ghosh123

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