Hi,
I need the Tamil language support for Tkinter. How can I do that? I
searched a lot I cannot find any solutions. Any idea to create a add ons for
Tamil support. I am using "Debian -Sid(unstable)", Python 2.4, Tcl/Tk 8.4.
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Thanks & Regards,
goldgod
I am looking to parse a plaintext from a document. However, I am confused about
the actual methodology of it. This is because some of the words will be
multiple digits or characters. However, I don't know the length of the words
before the parse. Is there a way to somehow have open() grab someth
Alan Gauld wrote:
> I don't know of any way to turn vanilla print statements into GUI
> visible
> strings. Even redirecting stdout would require the creation of some
> kind
> of custom widget that wrote to the GUI. (But I'd love to be wrong! :-)
OK I'll bite. You don't need a custom GUI widget,
"Kent Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>>> If you literally want print statements to appear in a dialog then
>>> no,
>>> you can't do that (so far as I know!). But if you want the Tkinter
>>
>> Alan??? Redirect standard output. It doesn't have to be a file
>> object. It
>> can be any object wi
Tiger12506 wrote:
>> If you literally want print statements to appear in a dialog then no,
>> you can't do that (so far as I know!). But if you want the Tkinter
>
> Alan??? Redirect standard output. It doesn't have to be a file object. It
> can be any object with a write method.
Another way to
> If you literally want print statements to appear in a dialog then no,
> you can't do that (so far as I know!). But if you want the Tkinter
Alan??? Redirect standard output. It doesn't have to be a file object. It
can be any object with a write method.
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