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* doc/radiobutton.n: Tristate Checkbutton and Radiobuttons
* generic/tkButton.c:
* generic/tkButton.h:
* library/demos/check.tcl:
* library/demos/radio.tcl:
* macosx/tkMacOSXButton.c:
* macosx/tkMacOSXDefault.h:
* tests/button.test:
* unix/tkUnixButton.c:
* unix/tkUnixDefault.h:
* win/tkWinButton.c:
* win/tkWinDefault.h:
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line instead; you'd never type it to use a Tk_Uid, after all...
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* library/menu.tcl (::tk::MbPost): make menubuttons that post
above or below reverse direction when not enough space is available.
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"Add Overall Anchoring to the Grid Geometry Manager",
adding [grid anchor] subcommand.
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for many years now...
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* doc/GetHWND.3: add Tk_AttachHWND docs [Bug #220803]
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NAME section to resolve mkLinks conflict with SetOptions.3 [Bug 404197]
* unix/mkLinks: make mklinks
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Control-v is now Mac-only, since it conflicts with standard
<<Paste>> binding on other platforms. [Bug #605277]
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* generic/tkMain.c (Tk_MainEx): Added recognition of the -encoding
* tests/main.test: command line option by Tk_MainEx()
and thus by wish, and any other program built on Tk_MainEx().
[Patch 800139].
This is a ***POTENTIAL INCOMPATIBILITY*** only for those C programs
that embed Tcl and Tk, build on Tk_MainEx(), and make use of
Tk_MainEx's former ability to pass a leading "-encoding" option to
interactive shell operations.
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[FRQ #523593 "bind(n) manpage needs more detail"]
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that the resizable command keeps scripts from
changing the size of windows since it is
not true. The resizable command only applies
to user sizing via user interaction.
* tests/unixWm.test: Replace broken tests with
the nonPortable constraint with new tests for
maxsize and minsize options. These tests
verify that setting the minsize and maxsize
will resize the window if needed, and that
the wm hints will be updated with the new sizes.
* tests/wm.test: Add an exhaustive set of tests
for the wm maxsize and wm minsize commands.
These tests verify that setting the minsize
and maxsize will resize the window if needed.
These tests have only been run under Win98
and Window Maker under Linux, so further tweaking
may be needed for other systems.
* unix/tkUnixWm.c (UpdateGeometryInfo, UpdateSizeHints):
Fixup comments and initialization for the minWidth,
minHeight, maxWidth, maxHeight, width, and height
members of the WmInfo struct. Check to ensure
that a new toplevel window size is not larger
than the maxsize or smaller than the minsize
when updating the geometry at idle time.
Pass new width and height values to the
UpdateSizeHints method so that it can properly
set the window min and max sizes for a window
that cannot be resized by the user. This fixes
a bug where the window resizes back to the original
size when the user clicks on the window border.
* win/tkWinWm.c (UpdateGeometryInfo):
Fixup comments and initialization for the minWidth,
minHeight, maxWidth, maxHeight, width, and height
members of the WmInfo struct. Check to ensure
that a new toplevel window size is not larger
than the maxsize or smaller than the minsize
when updating the geometry at idle time.
[Patch 568861]
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adding unmapped windows. Needs further examination. [Bug #605105]
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* doc/text.n: Update double and triple click
docs to match implementation changes made on
2002-02-14.
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\u001a in a script file. [Bug 685505]
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::safe::interpCreate or ::safe::interpInit. [Bug #669159]
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extended use of -to.
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characters rather than ASCII ones. Tk's done this ever since 8.1
in any case; after all, it is the right thing to do.
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-relief is sunken, -offrelief is flat, and -overrelief is raised.
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