And this, right here, is why I like the grid method. ; )
I can easily place everything into a grid that I lay out before hand. I'm
used to coordinate systems.
I just don't have a firm grasp on the way pack works.
Jacob Schmidt
> First, thanks for the responses on my questions on using Tkinter fo
> manager. What I want to see is a window with something like this
(bear
> with my ascii art):
>
> URL: [ http://www.somewhere.com/default ]
>
> ++ +---+ ++
> | Cancel | | Reset | | OK |
> ++ +---+ ++
>
> What I'm getting is:
>
>URL:
> +
On Mon, 27 Dec 2004, Terry Carroll wrote:
> The program logic works, but I'm totally lost on the pakcer layout
> manager.
Never mind; I'm an idiot.
> self.F=tk.Frame(top)
>
> fBaseURL=tk.Frame(self.F)
> lBaseURL=tk.Label(self.F, text="URL:")
> eBaseURL=tk.Entr
First, thanks for the responses on my questions on using Tkinter for data
entry from last week. Alan's and Harm's responses were very helpful.
I'm now playing with a tiny application that does nothing except allow the
user to enter a variable for processing. It provides a default value, and
th
