Corrected the handling of toolkit callbacks created by the

"magic::add_dependency" procedure.  The "check" function should always
be called first, followed by the dependencies.  Because otherwise, if
an incorrect value is entered for a device parameter, then it gets
used to calculate dependent values *before* it gets corrected by the
"check" procedure, resulting in an incorrect value being displayed
for the dependent value, even after the bad entry has been corrected.

tcltk/toolkit.tcl

@@ -1299,6 +1299,11 @@ proc magic::add_check_callbacks {gencell_type library} {
 # A final default dependency will be added to all entries
 # to run the "check" procedure for the device.  Dependencies
 # that are more targeted get run first.
+#
+# NOTE:  The "check" procedure must be the first in the
+# list, as otherwise, any invalid entry that is corrected
+# by the check callback will have been used to evaluate
+# dependent values.
 #----------------------------------------------------------
 
 proc magic::add_dependency {callback gencell_type library args} {
@@ -1355,13 +1360,13 @@ proc magic::update_dialog {callback pname gencell_type library} {
 	set parameters [dict merge $pdefaults [magic::gencell_getparams]]
     }
 
-    if {$callback != {}} {
-       set parameters [$callback $pname $parameters]
-    }
     if {[catch {set parameters [${library}::${gencell_type}_check $parameters]} \
 		checkerr]} {
 	puts stderr $checkerr
     }
+    if {$callback != {}} {
+       set parameters [$callback $pname $parameters]
+    }
     magic::gencell_setparams $parameters
 }