Csaba Nemethi wrote:
> Michael Schlenker schrieb:
>> Hi all,

>> i tried to use tablelist with the tklib style package, specifically the
>> as style, which provides mousewheel bindings. (on windows XP
>> specifically)

>> Sadly it does not work as expected, probably because the wrong
>> subcomponent of the tablelist gets the mousewheel events.

>> I see the text widget component scrolling when using the mousewheel, but
>> the scrollbars attached to the tablelist don't react to that scrolling.

>> Sometimes i even see trash in the text widget, when scrolling with the
>> mousewheel.

>> So is there any simple to use recipe for adding mousewheel bindings to a
>> tablelist?

>> Michael

> Tablelist comes with built-in mousewheel support.  It works exactly like
> in the case of the Tk listbox.  This means, among others, that on
> Windows the widget will only react to <MouseWheel> events if it has the
> focus.  The easiest way to achieve this is to configure your tablelist
> widget with the -setfocus option, which makes sure that a left mouse
> click will set the focus to the tablelist widget's body.

> I have never tried the tklib style package, and, unfortunately, right
> now I have no time for examining it.  But, judged by a first look, I
> think that its only significant improvement regarding the mouse wheel
> support is that it automatically sets the focus to the widget.  As
> already said, you can make sure that this is done by a left mouse click,
> after which the built-in mouse wheel binding script will produce the
> expected behavior.