Bind to arrow in BrowseEntry?

[xhonzi]

I'm using a BrowseEntry widget to display a list of files the user can select. The user might be deleting or making copies in a shell window while using the tool, so I wanted the list to be current when the user "browses" the list on the BrowseEntry. I thought I could just bind the refresh subroutine to the BrowseEntry, but that doesn't work since the binding is apparently on the 'Entry' subwidget and not on the 'arrow' subwidget. I then tried to bind specifically to the arrow by creating a reference:

$arrow=$browseentry->Subwidget("arrow");
$arrow->bind("<Button>", \&refreshBE);

That didn't work either. Is there a way to bind directly to the arrow?

 

[xhonzi]

Well, I'm just stupid. BrowseEntry has a "-listcmd" option that allows you to assign a subroutine when the arrow is pressed. For my purposes, this was all I needed.

 

[Annihilannic]

Well, apparently not *entirely* stupid, since you found it.

Annihilannic.