in reply to Re^2: TK setPalette Not working under Linux Gnome
in thread TK setPalette Not working under Linux Gnome

The optionAdd mechanism isn't fully foolproof. You may have to manually add the options to each widget. Each widget will act a bit differently. You might also want to ask on comp.lang.perl.tk, where someone else may know a useful trick or two. As you can see below, the highlightthickness only works on a per widget basis.

It may be a bit late now, but Gtk2 has better uniformity of control over all widget parameters, in Tk, each widget has a distinct personality.

#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use Tk; my $mw = tkinit; $mw->optionAdd('*foreground' => 'yellow'); $mw->optionAdd('*background' => 'black'); $mw->optionAdd('*borderwidth' => 0); $mw->optionAdd('*insertborderwidth' => 0); $mw->optionAdd('*selectborderwidth' => 0); $mw->optionAdd('*highlightthickness' => 0); $mw->optionAdd('*hightlightcolor' => 'black'); $mw->optionAdd('*selectbackground' => 'black'); my $f = $mw->Frame(-borderwidth => 0, -highlightthickness => 0, )->pack(-expand => 1, -fill => 'both', ); $f->Label(-text => 'First label')->pack; $f->Text( -highlightthickness => 0 )->pack; my $canvas = $f->Scrolled("Canvas", -highlightthickness => 0 )->pack(); MainLoop;

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Re^4: TK setPalette Not working under Linux Gnome
by avo (Pilgrim) on Jun 26, 2007 at 19:33 UTC
    Thanks for the explanation. I have it right now. I just added highlightthickness to all my Canvas and Scale widgets. This resolved the problem. Your help is much appreciated!