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TkinterTreectrl - ChangeLog
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Nov. 29 2005: TkinterTreectrl-0.2
This release fixes two typos in the dragimage_add(), resp.
dragimage_configure() methods.
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Mar. 16 2006: TkinterTreectrl-0.3
Three library commands from FielListBindings.tcl have been added:
set_dragimage(), set_editable() and set_sensitive().
These may be used to make text cells user-editable and to add elements
to the dragimage for dnd operations.
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Mar. 28 2006: TkinterTreectrl-0.4
A few bugs and some interface weirdnesses have been fixed:
canvasx() and canvasy() now return integers as they should (not floats).
The broken item_firstchild(), item_lastchild(), item_nextsibling() and
item_prevsibling() have been fixed.
item_children() now returns an empty tuple instead of None if the item in
question does not have any children.
A typo that stopped item_cget() from working was fixed.
This release finally introduces a distutils installer script, so now you should
be able to simply do:
python setup.py install
to do a decent install.
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Oct. 04 2006: TkinterTreectrl-0.5
Converting the version number into a float sure does not work with
Treectrl-2.1.1 (sigh!) , so I changed TreectrlVersion to be a string.
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Nov. 30 2006: TkinterTreectrl-0.6
The major change in this release is the introduction of a few new widget
classes:
MultiListbox is a Treectrl widget set up to work as a (more or less)
full-featured and very flexible multi column listbox widget.
The ScrolledTreectrl and ScrolledMultiListbox classes use ideas shamelessly
stolen from Pmw.ScrolledListbox to add one or two static or automatic
scrollbars to the widgets. They both inherit from the ScrolledWidget class that
is supposed to make it easy to add scrollbars to any other Listbox or Canvas
alike Tkinter widget.
Changes to the Treectrl widget:
I added the second (optional) last argument to column_delete(), which is
new in treectrl-2.1.1 .
A bug in item_sort() was fixed: it is now possible to use the command and mode
options together, which may be useful if you want to use the same command in
ncreasing and decreasing mode. To enable this, mode now defaults to None
instead of ascii.
CAUTION: this change may be backwards incompatible in some cases!
It is also possible now to specify a sequence of strings as mode,
like mode=("integer", "decreasing").
The class variables TreectrlVersion, _last_element and _last_style were
accidentally handled as instance variables, this has been fixed.
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Jan. 22 2007: TkinterTreectrl-0.7
Added new features from treectrl-2.2 :
new methods:
bbox(), column_tag_add(), column_tag_expr(), column_tag_names(),
column_tag_remove(), item_tag_add(), item_tag_expr(), item_tag_names(),
item_tag_remove(), item_descendants(), item_enabled().
methods accepting new (optional) arguments:
selection_get(), column_count(), item_count()
Bug fixes:
item_id() was broken if no matching item exists;
item_dump() tried to convert textual strings into integers
typo in constant LEFTMOST was fixed.
Interface changes:
item_id() now returns a tuple of matching ids instead of an integer;
this is necessary, so the new feauture of multiple items matching the same tag
can be used.
CAUTION: this is backwards incompatible!
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Nov. 10 2007: TkinterTreectrl-0.8
added __version__ attribute to __init__.py ; "package require treectrl" was only
called when creating the first treectrl widget which seemed to fail in some
situations; now on every widget creation "package require treectrl" is called.
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Aug. 08 2010: TkinterTreectrl-1.0
MultiListbox.insert() now returns the item id of the newly created item;
updated the documentation and the Treectrl class to reflect the changes and new
features since treectrl-2.2 to treectrl-2.2.10;
fixed a bug in Treectrl.selection_get() that caused a TypeError to be raised
when selection_get() was called with "first" and/or "last" arguments and a
single item was currently selected.
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Nov. 20 2012: TkinterTreectrl-2.0
Added new methods from treectrl-2.3 and updated docs;
added Python-3 compatibility;
ScrolledTreectrl now uses themed widgets if ttk is available;
added Treectrl._getboolean() as a workaround for tkapp.getboolean(), to make
sure that True/False are always returned as boolean values , not 1/0;
fixed a bug in ScrolledWidget._scrollMode() that caused the Scrollbars not
to be drawn when the scrollmode changed from "auto" to "x" or "y".
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May 06 2013: TkinterTreectrl-2.0.1
Fixed a bug in MultilistBox._configure_multilistbox() that prevented lists
from being accepted as argument for the columns option (thanks to
Василий Молостов)
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Feb. 19 2018: TkinterTreectrl-2.0.2
In newer versions of Python3 tkinter's internal _getints() function has been
modified which stopped the Treectrl widget from working properly with Python3;
as a workaround Treectrl._getints() was overridden with code from the Python2
_getints function.
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