There are a variety of ways of displaying multiple columns of data

Multiple fields:
   * [[ttk::treeview]], shipped with tk since 8.5, can do multi-column list and have an example in the package.
   * [tablelist] (pure Tcl, edit, images, sort, reorder columns)
   * [mclistbox] (pure Tcl)
   * heirtable from [blt] (images?, heirarchical, sort)
   * listcontrol from [mkWidgets]
   * [tktable] creates a widget command called ''table'' and installs its doc as tkTable (even though to require the package, you use '''Tktable''').
   * TableList from [incr Tk]
   * WISH List by [David McClamrock]
   * [A minimal multi listboxes megawidget]
   * [treectrl]
   * [displaying tables]
   * [spreadsheet/table widget]
   * [table widget]
   * [table listbox widget]
   * [A minimal table example]
   * [Draw a table on a canvas]
   * [tables]
   * [tree table]
   * [MegaWidget for tabular data]
   * [table.tcl]


Single field broken across multiple columns:
   * ListBox from [BWidget]
   * ?

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There are many ways of constructing simple table without using any specialized table widget. For example, packing a list of [listbox]es; layout many a [entry] / [label] using [grid] geometry manager of [tk] or the much older '''table''' geometry manager from [BLT].

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[LV] 2007-12018
I was looking at http://extjs.com/ , which provides a JavaScript table
with many useful features. One of the features that I particularly liked
was how by default, if the user makes a change in a table ''cell'', the
widget adds a ''tic mark'' indicating that it has been changed. That isn't
the only nice feature - but certain one that I found appealing.
Does anyone know of a Tk based table [widget] that provides that sort of
functionality built in?

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