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in reply to Re^2: Tk::LabEntry - how to reach the configuration of label via callback?
in thread Tk::LabEntry - how to reach the configuration of label via callback?

Yeah, that was just lazyness, sorry. You can substitute the $le by $_[0]->parent.

You can see what is inside $_[0] by checking @_:

#!/perl use strict; use warnings FATAL => qw(all); use Tk; use Tk::LabEntry; use Data::Dumper qw/Dumper/; use List::Util qw(first); use Scalar::Util qw(looks_like_number); my $mw = MainWindow->new(); $mw->title("Test"); my $test = 8; my $width = 250; my $length = 125; $mw->minsize($width, $length); my $FONT = $mw->fontCreate(-family => 'verdana', -size => 14, -weight => 'normal'); my $le = $mw->LabEntry(-label => 'Value', -labelPack => [qw/-side left -anchor w/], -labelFont => '9x15bold', -font => $FONT, -relief => 'ridge', -textvariable => \$test, -width => 2, )->pack(); $le->bind('<Key>' => sub { labelCheck($_[0]);}); MainLoop; sub labelCheck { print Dumper \@_; my $x = $_[0]->get(); if ( !(looks_like_number($x)) or ($x < 0) ) { $_[0]->delete(0, 'end'); my $label = $_[0]->parent->Subwidget('label'); $label->configure( -background => 'red'); # $_[0]->configure( -labelBackground => 'red'); } else { $_[0]->configure( -background => '#f0f0f0',); # $_[0]->configure( -labelBackground => '#f0f0f0'); do_something(); } return 1; } sub do_something { print $test, $/; }

For me, this returned:

$VAR1 = [ bless( { '_TkValue_' => '.labentry.entry', '_XEvent_' => bless( do{\(my $o = ' $ ÿÿÿÿü˜ï +¬ œ¿ê Tç®  t û  A  a  A (ø \ +'ààï ù a ¼èˆ ä"¶ÔŒ')}, 'XEvent' ) }, 'Tk::Entry' ) ];

It's a Tk::Entry inside a LabEntry (cf. .labentry.entry).