On Sat, 25 Dec 2004, Alan Gauld wrote:
> The case study in my tutor shows a text entry and set of radio buttons
> and a Text field for outbut, along with some buttons. Is that enough?
I'll have a look at it (printing a copy now); I expect it will be very
helpful.
Thanks, Alan.
> Taking the lazy way out, can anyone point me to a simple sample app
that
> just puts up a data entry screen with a small (4 or 5) number of
simple
> text-entry fields and lets me pull in variables from those fields?
The case study in my tutor shows a text entry and set of radio buttons
and a Tex
Thanks, Harm.
On Sat, 25 Dec 2004, Harm Kirchhoff wrote:
> What really helped me get going were the Tk inter chapters in
> 'Programming Python' by Mark Lutz.
I'll take a closer look at it. I don't find this book very helpful,
because it assumes you've been following all the previous parts of t
The title can be changed with a method of the root window.
>>> help (Tkinter.Tk.wm_title)
Help on method wm_title in module Tkinter:
wm_title(self, string=None) unbound Tkinter.Tk method
Set the title of this widget.
so you can do:
mainwin.wm_title("Mytitle")
Jacob S. wrote:
Okay, here's the co
Hi Jacob,
Since your class derives from Frame, check Frame for
methods to change the title. If that doesn't work, try
this: Tkinter is based on Tk (which works with TCL).
So try posting your question on comp.lang.tcl. You can
do this via Google Groups: groups.google.com. You need
to register once
Hi Carrol,
(B
(BWhat really helped me get going were the Tk inter chapters in
(B'Programming Python' by Mark Lutz.
(BNow I am producing Tk inter scripts very often and it is relatively
(Bsimple, but it took some time to get used to it.
(B
(BHope the following helps:
(B
(B
(B# Example just
