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fork of tkMOO-light / tkMOO-se to modernize it further, ttk widgets, xdg support, ditch some cruft
License: Other
Even if the selection is in a different window completely, the "copy" menu item will still copy it into the clipboard. "Cut" doesn't seem to suffer the same problem.
I noticed when opening a local editor window, it's not given focus until you click inside. No typing, no keyboard shortcuts, nothin'.
While poking around, I noticed that changing ctext back to text in edit.tcl would make it focus properly. Of course then you lose all of the ctext goodies, but at least that narrows it down. Unfortunately my knowledge of tcl/tk ends there. I couldn't figure out how to make ctext take focus on my own. :(
OS is Mac OS X 10.10.2 if that makes any difference. tcl/tk is 8.6.3.
As found here: http://web.archive.org/web/20091027022556/http://geocities.com/m_schrumpf/tcl/
The license specifies no modifications, so we might have to track down Melissa Schrumpf and see what exactly she means by that before stirring it into the pot.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ollie_(skateboarding) for instance only highlights up to the opening (
Probably should default to doing the same thing as normal does.
If you resize the main window from, say, 60 rows to 50 rows, the output pane will display the first 50 of the previous 60 rows, leaving the bottom 10 rows offscreen. This is annoying in the 99% case where the output window is scrolled all the way down to the bottom before the resize.
This has drawn from several sources, some derived directly from tkMOO-light, some third-party, and some original work. tkMOO-light's license is a sorta hand-rolled no-commercial-use one, and the various derived works have either maintained that license or waved around dubiously-compatible things like GPL or public domain. Would like to see if Andrew is interested in releasing tkMOO-light under something more familiar, to start to pick through the weeds here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=PEyk63UaBI4
When the above link appears in the output window, clicking on it goes to a Youtube 404 page b/c the & is getting mangled into "%u"
The #rrggbb field is read-only, so you have to twiddle the decimal numbers to make changes to it.
Also, too, the decimal numbers don't immediately change the #rrbbgg field or the preview panel.
The only changes that seem to 'take' even within the panel are dragging around the sliders.
Then it doesn't actually save to the worlds file. Ow.
can't read "tkPriv(mouseMoved)": no such variable
can't read "tkPriv(mouseMoved)": no such variable
while executing
"if {!$tkPriv(mouseMoved)} { window.selection_to_input }"
(command bound to event)
The button event is probably bound someplace dumb and crufty.
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