[bind] and multiple event handlers

Hi!

I'm trying to set 2 different handlers for one event, by the following:

bind $w <Enter> "puts {it's an enter}"
bind $w <Enter> +"puts {this is the second handler for enter}"

but I got error message: "extra characters after close-bracket", so
I've tried to replace line
bind $w <Enter> +"puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
with line
bind $w <Enter> +"; puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
but it haven't hepled.
Any hints?

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Googie

Hello,

Try:

bind $w <Enter> "puts {it's an enter}"
bind $w <Enter> "+puts {this is the second handler for enter}"

or:

bind $w <Enter> [list +puts {this is the second handler for enter}]

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"Googie" <googie@no.spam.org> escribió en el mensaje
news:cklrn3$fup$1@atlantis.news.tpi.pl...
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to set 2 different handlers for one event, by the following:
>
> bind $w <Enter> "puts {it's an enter}"
> bind $w <Enter> +"puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
>
> but I got error message: "extra characters after close-bracket", so
> I've tried to replace line
> bind $w <Enter> +"puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
> with line
> bind $w <Enter> +"; puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
> but it haven't hepled.
> Any hints?
>
> --
> Pozdrawiam (Greetings)!
> Googie

"Googie" <googie@no.spam.org> wrote in message
news:cklrn3$fup$1@atlantis.news.tpi.pl...
> Hi!
>
> I'm trying to set 2 different handlers for one event, by the following:
>
> bind $w <Enter> "puts {it's an enter}"
> bind $w <Enter> +"puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
>
> but I got error message: "extra characters after close-bracket", so
> I've tried to replace line
> bind $w <Enter> +"puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
> with line
> bind $w <Enter> +"; puts {this is the second handler for enter}"
> but it haven't hepled.
> Any hints?
>
> --
> Pozdrawiam (Greetings)!
> Googie

Does it work as a single bracketed element, e.g.

bind $w <Enter> {puts {it's an enter}; puts {this is the second handler for
enter}}

?

Dnia Thu, 21 Oct 2004 11:02:01 -0400, Rufus V. Smith skrobie:

> "Googie" <googie@no.spam.org> wrote in message
> news:cklrn3$fup$1@atlantis.news.tpi.pl... 

> Does it work as a single bracketed element, e.g.

> bind $w <Enter> {puts {it's an enter}; puts {this is the second handler fo
r
> enter}}

> ?

This maybe works, but only in theory. In practice, when you bind two handler
s
for one event, you do this in separate, far from each other, places. This
solution would never fit for it - will you read current setting and append n
ew
parts of code?



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