Hi Alan,
it works using ‘BackSpace’ and ‘Delete’!
There is no ‘BackSpace’ key on Mac, so I didn’t come up with this key before,
thanks for your advise and answer :)
B.R.
Yuehua
> On Dec 9, 2015, at 03:54, Alan Gauld wrote:
>
> On 08/12/15 15:08, Yuehua HU wrote:
>
>> I’ve tried to write 'u
On 08/12/15 15:08, Yuehua HU wrote:
> I’ve tried to write 'user changing their mind and blanking the field’ case,
> but it seems not working…
> Did I use '’ wrong?
Delete is the key that deletes the character to the right of cursor.
Did you maybe mean to use <'Keypress-BackSpace'>? Or even both
Hi Alan,
Thank you for your answer, it is really helpful.
and it is not a homework :)
I’ve tried to write 'user changing their mind and blanking the field’ case, but
it seems not working…
Did I use '’ wrong?
and another question: Why should we use a parameter in the function
'greyText(e)’ ? He
On 07/12/15 13:12, Yuehua HU wrote:
> Function description:
> User input strings in Entry(Tkinter) widget, there are tip words displayed in
> this Entry widget,
> when the Entry widget is selected, the tip words are faded,
> when user begin to entering words into this Entry, the tip words are
>
Hi,
I want to realise the function below use python, but can’t find the right way.
Function description:
User input strings in Entry(Tkinter) widget, there are tip words displayed in
this Entry widget,
when the Entry widget is selected, the tip words are faded,
when user begin to entering word
