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Author loewis
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Date 2003-04-15.20:54:35
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I have now fixed this for _tkinter.c 1.154, by passing all
.set arguments with the same object type to Tcl, and
retrieving all Tcl variables with their native type.

This causes slight semantic changes (like the one being
reported as a bug here); most notably:

>>> y=Tkinter.StringVar(Tkinter.Tk())
>>> y.set(3.14)
>>> y.get()
3.1400000000000001

So a StringVar may not return a string anymore if .set did
not enter a string. Does that need to get fixed?
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