Follow up after skimming the code a few times, by lucky coincidence, I 
actually remember THAT much Tk...

Da Nedea 19 Februr 2006 17:08 CFC napsal:
> require 'tk'
> require 'sdl'
>
> def Play(path, times)
>   music=SDL::Mixer::Music.load(path)
>   SDL::Mixer.playMusic(music,-1)
> end
> SDL::init(SDL::INIT_AUDIO)
> SDL::Mixer.open
> path=TkVariable.new
> TkEntry.new("textvariable"=>path).pack("padx"=>10)
> TkButton.new(){
>   text "Play"
>   command {proc Play(path.value, -1)}

IIRC, the #command method takes a Proc object as an argument, not a block. The 
above line should most probably be:
	command(proc { Play(path.value, -1) })

You or someone else misplaced a curly brace, I added the parentheses for 
clarity.

> }.pack("padx"=>10)
> Tk.mainloop
>

(Why the heck is the #Play method in CamelCase anyway? Tsk-tsk-tsk, the sample 
author should get a lecture about naming conventions.)

David Vallnerr