I found this by searching for tk gui tab order. I suspect a similar concept may apply here, but not sure. The answer is probably Tk specific since Tk is just an interface to the gui library. | [reply] |
Thanks for checking perlfan. I realize the stackoverflow post is for Python, but there does not appear to be a single Tk equivalent.
I have been reading the docs for Tk::NoteBook, Tk::bind, Tk::bindtags, and Tk::callbacks. The answer to navigating Notebook widget tabs with the keyboard TAB key may lie in a combination of these Tk modules, but there are no clear end-to-end examples in the docs.
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