Re^5: Tk how-to?

Thanks for the useful feedback, rcseege. I was going to update with the fact that Tk::bind was another option, but got pulled away to something else, so I'm glad you mentioned it.

I will also point out, for those without access to Mastering Perl/Tk, that there is documentation on this at ActiveState's site; for which you can search in this page for the string $canvas->bind.

Good information about Configure vs. Expose++. This is the main reason I like coming to Perlmonks so much.

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Re^6: Tk how-to? by rcseege (Pilgrim) on Dec 04, 2005 at 19:12 UTC
there is documentation on this at ActiveState's site; for which you can search in this page for the string $canvas->bind. I certainly agree. Plus if you've downloaded ActivePerl, this same documentation is installed, which is very handy. That brief mention in the Canvas docs was what I meant by "barely documented". What I was getting at was that the CanvasBind method should have been better documented than it was.	[reply]

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Re^6: Tk how-to?
by rcseege (Pilgrim) on Dec 04, 2005 at 19:12 UTC

there is documentation on this at ActiveState's site; for which you can search in this page for the string $canvas->bind.

I certainly agree. Plus if you've downloaded ActivePerl, this same documentation is installed, which is very handy. That brief mention in the Canvas docs was what I meant by "barely documented". What I was getting at was that the CanvasBind method should have been better documented than it was.

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