Re: top level windows query

pollastri@xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello,
I need to query the tcl interpreter to know the list of all top level
windows. There is any specific command? Thank in advance for any help.


There is no specific command. It's fairly easy to get a list of all children in a window. From that, you can query each child to determine if it is a toplevel. Then do the same for each child. Lather, rinse, repeat until you've examined all the widgets.

If this is to solve a problem in your own application, another choice is to simply keep a list of each toplevels, adding to the list each time you create another one.


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