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Python:	`b = ttk.Button(parent, text="Okay", command=submitForm)`
Tcl:	`ttk::button .b -text "Okay" -command "submitForm"`
Ruby:	`b = Tk::Tile::Button.new(parent) {text "Okay"; command "submitForm"}`
Perl:	`my $b = parent->new_ttk__button(-text => "Okay", -command => sub {submitForm();});`
Reference:	(at www.tcl.tk)

`text`	The label to be shown in the button.
`command`	The script to invoke when the button is pressed.
`default`	If `"active"`, this is a "default" button for the window, i.e. the one that will be invoked if the user presses Return. Regular state is `"normal"` (You need to set up the event binding separately.)
`image, compound`	Specify a Tk Image object (not the path to an image file) instead of the text label. If compound is center, top, bottom, left, or right, display the text and the image.

Press the button from my program?	Use the `"invoke"` method. Useful so you don't need to repeat the button's command script in multiple places in your program.
Disable the button?	Use the `"state disabled"` method. You can reenable this with `"state !disabled"`. Check with `"instate disabled"` (returns `1` if disabled, else `0`).

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