Jramak wrote:
Thanks everyone for your excellent insights. I think I understand the
callback concept better.
So, it is like passing a function as an argument to another function.
I am interested in learning more about how callbacks can be applied in
GUIs, using wxPython as an example. Would appr
Thanks everyone for your excellent insights. I think I understand the
callback concept better.
So, it is like passing a function as an argument to another function.
I am interested in learning more about how callbacks can be applied in
GUIs, using wxPython as an example. Would appreciate any insig
"Jramak" wrote
I'm confused by callbacks. I would really appreciate any introduction or
help in understanding the concept of callbacks.
Callbacks are used in all sorts of different ways in programming
so it might help to undertand what exactly confuses you.
Is it the whole concept of a ca
Jramak wrote:
Hello
I'm confused by callbacks. I would really appreciate any introduction or
help in understanding the concept of callbacks.
By example:
def callback(nums):
""" The callback function """
return sum(nums) * 2
def another_callback(nums):
""" Yet another callback f
On Wed, Aug 26, 2009 at 8:51 PM, Luke Paireepinart
wrote:
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> So you write a program that does what you want on each mouse click.
>
I meant "function" rather than "program".
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Suppose you are writing a GUI application. You don't want to write it from
scratch so you want to use TKInter or WXPython. However, you also want to
process the user's mouse clicks. These clicks won't occur in a consistent
manner; sometimes they may occur frequently (double-clicking), sometimes
Hello
I'm confused by callbacks. I would really appreciate any introduction or
help in understanding the concept of callbacks.
Thanks much
Jramak
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