package labltk

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labltk
- Bell
- Button
- CBell
- CButton
- CCanvas
- CCheckbutton
- CClipboard
- CDialog
- CEncoding
- CEntry
- CFocus
- CFont
- CFrame
- CGrab
- CGrid
- CImage
- CImagebitmap
- CImagephoto
- CLabel
- CListbox
- CMenu
- CMenubutton
- CMessage
- COption
- COptionmenu
- CPack
- CPalette
- CPixmap
- CPlace
- CRadiobutton
- CResource
- CScale
- CScrollbar
- CSelection
- CText
- CTk
  - Tkintf
- CTkvars
- CTkwait
- CToplevel
- CWinfo
- CWm
- Camltk
- Camltkwrap
  - Fileevent
  - Protocol
  - Textvariable
  - Timer
  - Widget
- Canvas
- Checkbutton
- Clipboard
- Dialog
- Encoding
- Entry
- Fileevent
- Focus
- Font
- Frame
- Grab
- Grid
- Image
- Imagebitmap
- Imagephoto
- Label
- Labltk
- Listbox
- Menu
- Menubutton
- Message
- Option
- Optionmenu
- Pack
- Palette
- Pixmap
- Place
- Protocol
- Radiobutton
- Rawwidget
- Scale
- Scrollbar
- Selection
- Text
- Textvariable
- Timer
- Tk
  - Tkintf
- Tkvars
- Tkwait
- Toplevel
- Widget
- Winfo
- Wm
labltk.frx
- Frx_after
- Frx_color
- Frx_ctext
- Frx_dialog
- Frx_entry
- Frx_fillbox
- Frx_fit
- Frx_focus
- Frx_font
- Frx_listbox
- Frx_mem
- Frx_misc
- Frx_req
- Frx_rpc
- Frx_selection
- Frx_synth
- Frx_text
- Frx_widget
labltk.jpf
- Balloon
- Fileselect
- Jpf_font
- Shell

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val clear : ?displayof:'a Widget.widget -> unit -> unit