Scrolled canvas confusion

[Greg McFarlane]

I have already mentioned this to Eric, but I may as well say it here
as well :)

Rather than re-invent the wheel, why not just include Pmw in with your
code.  It's easy:  the Pmw documentation tells you how to do it, but
you have to look hard to find it :( Look in the "Freezing Pmw" section
of the "Dynamic loader" page, which has a link from the main Pmw.0.8.4
page.

In summary, you run a script, bundlepmw.py, which creates a single
file, Pmw.py, which you distribute with your application.  No external
dependencies.

Greg

On 5 Jun, Andr? Dahlqvist wrote:
> > If you don't want to use Pmw (which is only Tkinter code anyway), 
> > then look at PmwScrolledFrame.py and extract the bits you want and
> > manage resources directly.
> 
> I definately don't have anything against Pmw, but I just don't want to 
> add another requirement for using this program. The program I'm
> working on is CML2, which is the new Linux kernel configuration tool.
> People are pissed off enough as it is that Eric Raymond chose to use 
> Python for this, so I don't want to add Pmw to the requirements:-)
> 
> If anyone wants to help out and add scrolling to the Tk interface of
> CML2, or just help out in general, you can grab the source from:
> 
> http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/kbuild
>  
> // André
> 
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