Benedek Dévényi

> Why not? What?

Because there is a bug in the event type matching mechanism, and I haven't had time to fix it yet.

Ahh, these tasklists are cool.

It's already added! :))

You can call `.bind()` on a class instead of an instance.

Related to #48. It's not a priority for me right now, because I'd rather focus on the actual functionality, but when I write new functions, I try to add some...

I'm not sure though whether I want to use Tk's `msgcat`. Using Tcl calls like `::msgcat::mcset hu "Thingy" "Bigyó"` to set the translatios is quite confusing, and in my opinion...

Mutable and immutable are just what they sound like. A mutable object can be mutated, i.e. modified, while an immutable cannot. ```py # Mutable foo = [1, 2, 3] foo[2]...

Honestly I'm quite dissatisfied with this.

For example, this might seem a sane thing: ```py line = Line(canvas, pen=my_fancy_pen) line.draw(0, 0, 20, 20) ``` especially considering that widgets are created and placed in the same way...