Hi Alan, thanks for the reply and my apologies for not realizing there was a
Tkinter-discuss group. After even more searching, this seems to be
something weird with my version of Tkinter and/or my installation. I can
eliminate this effect on my machine (linux, python 2.6) by explicitly
creating a
"Kirk Vander Meulen" wrote
I'm working on a program partly to get the hang of gui programming. I'm
a
bit puzzled by the behavior of simple dialogs- I wonder why, in the
following code, the second call to tkMessageBox.askyesno always returns
'False' (either 'yes' or 'no' return False!). If I
I'm working on a program partly to get the hang of gui programming. I'm a
bit puzzled by the behavior of simple dialogs- I wonder why, in the
following code, the second call to tkMessageBox.askyesno always returns
'False' (either 'yes' or 'no' return False!). If I take out the call to
tkFileDialo
