On 29/11/11 18:29, Mic wrote:
Oh, where are you living if you are waiting for lunch? It's past dinner
here, so that's why I got mails in the middle of the night! I thought most
people were from UK!
You are on the internet, its global! :-)
Most tutor subscribers are actually US based I suspect,
On 11/29/2011 02:24 PM, Mic wrote:
Actually, I nearly know how do to solve this problem. I just have one
problem. Can I use writeline() to write text into line 3 or line 5 for
example?
Say that I want to write the text "hi" into line five of a text file,
can I do this using writeline(), i
ic
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Subject: Re: [Tutor] How to write lines in a text file (GUI)
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>Note: I'm struggling to follow your code whilst reading on my phone so the
>following suggesti
Note: I'm struggling to follow your code whilst reading on my phone so the
following suggestions make no reference to your particular codebase
Okay I understand. Perhaps it doesn't matter.
Let's first assume that all buttons could be pressed in any order,
therefore given the following press
How is this different from the question you posted 3 hours ago, with
subject: "[Tutor] Creating a line in a text file every time a button is
pressed."
Sorry about the repost. My Email-client is set to resend the mail if it is
marked
as spam by the reciever. So, it wasn't the case, you d
e this helps,
Bodsda
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Hey again.
I figured I would first po
On 11/29/2011 01:02 PM, Mic wrote:
Hey again.
I figured I would first post this piece of code and then ask my
questions.
How is this different from the question you posted 3 hours ago, with
subject: "[Tutor] Creating a line in a text file every time a button
ispressed."
I'm working
Hey again.
I figured I would first post this piece of code and then ask my questions.
FREE = "green"
OCCUPIED = "red"
class Mainwindow(Frame):
def __init__(self,master):
super(Mainwindow,self).__init__(master)
self.grid()
self.create_mainwidgets()
def create_mai
