2008/12/18 Jose Luis Cuadros Fernandez <jlcuad...@gmail.com>
> Here is a small script that can be tried to check if right click works :
>
> ======= cut here ===========
> package require Tk
>
> set m [menu .popupMenu -tearoff 0]
> $m add command -label "Example 1" -command bell
> $m add command -label "Example 2" -command bell
>
> pack [label .l -text "Click me!"]
>
> bind .l <3> {tk_popup .popupMenu %X %Y}
> ======= cut here ===========
>
> But now I don't get what works and what doesn't. Configurations are
> - operating system : Mac/windows or Mac/native ?
> - hardware : mouse type (emulated or physical) ?
>
> I repeat that the solution should be really easy to find ... I would be very
> surprised if it does not work. And Scid really needs 3 buttons, or the
> usability will suffer.
>
> Pascal
>
> I´m afraid I have no idea about what I have to do and how I have to use that
> code. Can you please explain it? Probably there is a Mac user more kind in
> tcl tk. I Can ofer my computer via vnc (or similar program). Sorry I dont
> know how to help
>
>
The above code should be pasted in a file (test.tcl) and launched on a Mac
with Tcl/Tk installed. Indeed it is oriented to developers on MacOS or
people with enough knowledge to give a clue on how to make the 3 mouse
buttons work.
Pascal
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