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I'm experiencing what seems to be strange behaviour. I don't know if
it's Pmw, Tkinter on Python. I have a button, defined in a
Pmw.buttonbox, that I would like to configure to "sunken" after it has
been clicked/released. Using the example style coding:

self.buttonBox1.add('Add', command = self.addCalendar)

the button remains "sunken". If I bind the event:

self.buttonBox1.add('Add')
self.buttonBox1.component('Add').bind('<ButtonRele ase-1>',
self.addCalendarBind)
self.buttonBox1.component('Add').bind('<KeyRelease-Return>',
self.addCalendarBind)

the button reverts to "raised". The addCalendar and addCalendarBind are
still essentially stub functions:

def addCalendarBind(self,event):
self.addCalendar()

def addCalendar(self):
global prog_mode
self.clearCalendar()
prog_mode = 'add'
self.buttonBox1.component('Add').config(relief='su nken')
self.buttonBox1.component('Commit').config(relief= 'raised')
self.buttonBox1.component('Update').config(relief= 'flat')
self.buttonBox1.component('Delete').config(relief= 'flat')
self.buttonBox1.component('Query').config(relief=' flat')

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If you want something that allows a user to select a particular mode
and then to display that mode until it is changed - use
Pmw.RadioButton instead of trying to hack Pmw.ButtonBox. I think this
will do exactly what you want.

Greg

Scott Holmes <> wrote in message news:<mailman.1061059285.7748.python->...
> I'm experiencing what seems to be strange behaviour. I don't know if
> it's Pmw, Tkinter on Python. I have a button, defined in a
> Pmw.buttonbox, that I would like to configure to "sunken" after it has
> been clicked/released. Using the example style coding:
>
> self.buttonBox1.add('Add', command = self.addCalendar)
>
> the button remains "sunken". If I bind the event:
>
> self.buttonBox1.add('Add')
> self.buttonBox1.component('Add').bind('<ButtonRele ase-1>',
> self.addCalendarBind)
> self.buttonBox1.component('Add').bind('<KeyRelease-Return>',
> self.addCalendarBind)
>
> the button reverts to "raised". The addCalendar and addCalendarBind are
> still essentially stub functions:
>
> def addCalendarBind(self,event):
> self.addCalendar()
>
> def addCalendar(self):
> global prog_mode
> self.clearCalendar()
> prog_mode = 'add'
> self.buttonBox1.component('Add').config(relief='su nken')
> self.buttonBox1.component('Commit').config(relief= 'raised')
> self.buttonBox1.component('Update').config(relief= 'flat')
> self.buttonBox1.component('Delete').config(relief= 'flat')
> self.buttonBox1.component('Query').config(relief=' flat')
>
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> Scott Holmes http://sholmes.ws
> http://pages.sbcglobal.net/scottholmes
>
>
> Independent Programmer/Analyst Passport 4GL
> PHP HTML Composer PostgreSQL Informix 4GL, SQL
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> There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
> than are dreamt of in your philosophy
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