Re: Text Widget Frame Holder

Hi everyone.  I resolved the problem and thought that the method might be of interest.  Unfortunately, there does not seem to be an elegant solution.  What worked was to use the scrolled get() method to return percentages which span the visible section of a given scrolled widget.  You must then multiply these percentages by the number of lines of information in the scrolled widget (n).  This will give you the index numbers of the first and last lines visible on a page. Note that the index numbers begin with 0 and end with n-1.  Then cross-reference these numbers to an array containing the information/widgets contained on each line.
-Daniel

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