Re^6: Extensibility of Tk::TableMatrix

just looping over a list

I got that (eventually, after posting the question), but I still don't see what it would do. Entering the text into cells would be my guess, but the structure of that command makes no sense to me at all. I guess I will look into the widget's documentation if you think the split/merge features can be coded up with tablelist without devoting the rest of my life to the task.
Is there any TCL::Tk tutorial you can recommend? Some tablelist sample code would be nice as well.

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Re^7: Extensibility of Tk::TableMatrix by vkon (Curate) on Feb 08, 2011 at 21:45 UTC
this chunk of code: `$w_t->insert('end', ["row $hh;", "$hh bla bla"]);` [download] will insert at index 'end' a row into tablelist, values are "row $hh;" and "$hh bla bla" into each of 2 cells appropriately this comes into play after seeing sample code at http://wiki.tcl.tk/5527 `.t insert end [list "first row" "another value"] .t insert end [list "another row" "bla bla"]` [download] Also, Tkx is another way of doing tcl/tk from perl, and for both of these there is a mailing list tcltk@perl.org, which will help you set up and use these approaches Regards, vkon	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^8: Extensibility of Tk::TableMatrix by elef (Friar) on Feb 09, 2011 at 13:25 UTC
insert at index 'end' a row into tablelist, values are "row $hh;" and "$hh bla bla" into each of 2 cells appropriately Oh, ok. If it was done with a for loop and an array for each column, with `$w_t->insert('end', ["$col_a[$i];", "$col_b[$i]"]);`, then it would have been clear from the start. Anyway, thanks for the help so far. I'll look into tablelist and Tcl/Tk when I'm a bit less busy in a few days' time and come back with questions if you don't mind. The author of tablelist appears to be a Hungarian like myself, so maybe I'll pester him if I can find contact info.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^9: Extensibility of Tk::TableMatrix by vkon (Curate) on Feb 09, 2011 at 13:33 UTC
good... but instead of asking perl questions from tcl/tk person it would be even better to ask using already mentioned mailing list.	[reply]