>I have a large volume of files to change so I need to
> automate the search and replace. I'll be replacing
> bits of text with other bits of text. This is working
> for now but I'd like to know how a real programmer
> would do it.
A "real programmer" would use the right tool for the job,
hence
thank you all im reading up on it all its a diffreent mindset that i have tog et used toOn 9/1/06, Terry Carroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:On Fri, 1 Sep 2006, Alan Gauld wrote:> Fred Lundh's tutorial is much better nowadays - although longer.
Tkinter docs are tough enough to come by that, in my vi
On Fri, 1 Sep 2006, Alan Gauld wrote:
> Fred Lundh's tutorial is much better nowadays - although longer.
Tkinter docs are tough enough to come by that, in my view, longer is
better.
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> Tkinter is (IMO) easier to learn. In particular, check out
> "Thinking
> in Tkinter" (google for it); it's an excellent way to learn Tkinter.
Last time I looked that was very out of date and still recommended
the now obsolete parameters by dictionary stuyle of widget
configuration.
Fred Lundh
> I'm going to try some GUI programming does anyone know where the
> start like
> using tk or wx or what ever i want it to it will run on Windows UNIX
> and Mac
> systems can you tell me whats best to use and give me a link to a
> good
> tutorial?
This is like asking which programming language
Lanky Nibs wrote:
> I have a large volume of files to change so I need to
> automate the search and replace. I'll be replacing
> bits of text with other bits of text. This is working
> for now but I'd like to know how a real programmer
> would do it. The hard coded strings will eventually
> come fr
On Fri, Sep 01, 2006 at 09:26:36AM -0700, Lanky Nibs wrote:
> I have a large volume of files to change so I need to
> automate the search and replace. I'll be replacing
> bits of text with other bits of text. This is working
> for now but I'd like to know how a real programmer
> would do it. The ha
I have a large volume of files to change so I need to
automate the search and replace. I'll be replacing
bits of text with other bits of text. This is working
for now but I'd like to know how a real programmer
would do it. The hard coded strings will eventually
come from a list. All sugestions welc
>> I just got into high school, and the network and all the computers
>> aren't secure at all...I'm trying to make a program that password
>> protects the computer after an inactivity time, but there are some
>> specific things I can't find how I'm supposed to do it.
>
> Windoze has this feature
Hans Fangohr wrote:
> Hi Kent (and others),
>
> On 01/09/06, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> How are you running the program? What OS? What Python (2.3.??)
>>
> This is python 2.3.5 on Debian etch. Same results with python 2.4.4 on
> Debian etch (although 'the linenumber' is 10
learner404 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> With a Tkinter app I have buttons with an image filling each button like
> this,
>
> bu10=Button(frame2, image=picPlay, bg="white", command=play)
>
> I want to give a small explanation of each button when the user puts the
> mouse over the picture (something like the
Hello,With a Tkinter app I have buttons with an image filling each button like this,bu10=Button(frame2, image=picPlay, bg="white", command=play)I want to give a small explanation of each button when the user puts the mouse over the picture (something like the title tag in a hyperlink).
I thougth I
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