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44 use Tk::Tree;
53 my %Tree = ();
119 # Handle the command line parameter(s)
595 # Over ride the dot file if the -r command line
652 $Tree{$ncbase} = $t1;
678 $Tree{$ncbase} = $t1;
703 @NcKeys = sort(keys(%Tree));
1252 -text => "Write schema data to file, enter file name in text box below this line. ",
1667 $Global{sbtree} = $sbdnframe->Scrolled("Tree",
1735 my @keys = sort(keys(%Tree));
1739 $t1v = $Tree{$nvar};
2228 %Tree = (); # Delete the old stuff.
2246 $Tree{$ncbase} = $t1;
2266 $Tree{$ncbase} = $t1;
2279 @NcKeys = sort(keys(%Tree));
6216 this line in the dot.tklkup file to enable this
6220 based. One attribute per line. There is one
6228 One server per line.
6229 Each line can have one of two formats
6298 You may need to change the first line of the PERL tklkup script
6417 "I<tear off>" menu, selecting the "---------------" line will
6464 "---------------" line will cause the pull down menu to
6539 "---------------" line will cause the pull down menu to
6608 user for a line number, the line number being
6609 the line number the user wishes to see.
6611 what line number the cursor is on.
6613 to choose how to do line wrapping in the
6686 Each line in the box is broken up into two parts; the attribute button and
6688 line. Multi-valued attributes have one line per attribute value.
6690 The first line in the I<ENTRY DATA> box will be the DN of the entry.
6691 This line can not be edited.
6843 user for a line number, the line number being
6844 the line number the user wishes to see.
6846 what line number the cursor is on.
6848 to choose how to do line wrapping in the
6880 by a dashed line. All information about each objectclass will be
6989 a line of text and moving the cursor up or down, the user