Ttk's panedwindow widget.
MHo 2008-04-09: Does someone know if and how it's possible to determine the dimension of a pane inside a panedwindow? I have a canvas inside a pane that holds an image. If resizing / maximizing the top-level windows, everything should grow to use the extra space. But the pane itself says it is has the dimension 1x1, and the canvas stays as its initial size (if I don't specify such initial size, something else goes wrong that is beyond the scope of this question...).
In the default theme the sash handle bar is empty. So it is not obvious that it is a panedwindow. This little piece of code creates a new style for the panedwindow which as a Firefox-like sash handle bar.
image create photo img:sash -data {
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ttk::style element create Sash.xsash image \
[list img:sash ] \
-border {1 1} -sticky ew -padding {1 1}
ttk::style layout TPanedwindow {
Sash.xsash
}
Demo code
package require Ttk # ttk::setTheme clam set xf [ttk::frame .f] set pw [ttk::panedwindow .f.pw -orient horizontal ] ttk::frame $pw.f1 ttk::label $pw.f1.l -text "Frame 1" pack $pw.f1.l ttk::frame $pw.f2 ttk::label $pw.f2.l -text "Frame 2" pack $pw.f2.l $pw add $pw.f1 $pw add $pw.f2 pack $pw -expand 1 -fill both pack $xf -expand 1 -fill both