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From: Keith on 17 Apr 2010 19:10
I did a search for tcl/tk mask entry password
with no good results. I have a couple of ideas but I am wondering if
there is already a published way to mask input into a
entry .ft.1
box?

TIA.

Keith

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From: Anton Kovalenko on 17 Apr 2010 19:39
On Sun, Apr 18 2010, Keith wrote:

> I did a search for tcl/tk mask entry password
> with no good results. I have a couple of ideas but I am wondering if
> there is already a published way to mask input into a
> entry .ft.1
> box?

Unsure if I've understood the question correctly, but
you probably need the -show option. Its argument is a character to be
displayed instead of each one in the entry:

entry .ft.e1 -show *
ttk::entry .ft.e2 -show * ;# ttk::entry supports this option too

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From: Keith on 17 Apr 2010 20:08
In article <87r5mdtzr4.fsf(a)desktop-ng.home.sw4me.com>, Anton Kovalenko
<anton(a)sw4me.com> wrote:

> On Sun, Apr 18 2010, Keith wrote:
>
> > I did a search for tcl/tk mask entry password
> > with no good results. I have a couple of ideas but I am wondering if
> > there is already a published way to mask input into a
> > entry .ft.1
> > box?
>
> Unsure if I've understood the question correctly, but
> you probably need the -show option. Its argument is a character to be
> displayed instead of each one in the entry:
>
> entry .ft.e1 -show *
> ttk::entry .ft.e2 -show * ;# ttk::entry supports this option too

Great! I'm glad I asked.

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