Hello all of you,
I have problems with the visibility of variables in python. I am
used to the idea of Javascript and other languages where one can define
global variables if they are defined outside a function. It seems Python
is not doing that, but how can I make it work?
I think it needs some
THANKS Kent.
It seems I used the wrong keywords to find answer to my question. This
page is very very helpfull! I now works indeed. THANKS for your fast help.
All the best,
Victor
Kent Johnson wrote:
>>I have problems with the visibility of variables in python. I am
>>used to the idea of Javasc
Hello all of you,
I am trying to simply(?) print some text in a print statement as bold
(or itlaics or an certain color). How do I do this in python?
Browsing the web gives we all kind of soluation, but non seem to work (a
lot are related when printing on the web).
Say I want to print the text
Hello Danny,
Danny Yoo wrote:
>>This is in a seperate text box, but I want to have the colors
>>(bold/italics) in the default IDLE window.
>
> This will probably be more difficult. I don't believe IDLE itself allows
> a user's program to set its own fonts and colors within the running IDLE
> win
Hello Alan,
Thanks for your feedback. I managed to get some color in my print in
IDLE (or the Paint Shop Pro Script Output window):
###
import sys
print >> sys.stderr,'Hello world'
###
All the best,
Victor
Alan G wrote:
> Is there any reason why you want to change the ouput only in IDLE?
> O
Hello Alan,
Alan G wrote:
>> Thanks for your feedback. I managed to get some color in my print in
>> IDLE (or the Paint Shop Pro Script Output window):
>
> I'm intrigued. Does PSP now support scripting in Python?
> Is that a standard feature? (I'm a Photoshop Elements user
> myself...)
It is p
Hello all of you,
I want to use yes/no-, text-, info-, checklist- dialog boxes in my image
manipulation program (on a Windows XP Pro system using python 2.2 and
2.3). What is the best way to do this?
Thanks for your feedback.
All the best,
Victor
Hello all of you,
I want to use yes/no-, text-, info-, checklist- dialog boxes in my image
manipulation program (on a Windows XP Pro system using python 2.2 and
2.3). What is the best way to do this?
Do peopel have some examples or links? I want to know which python
modules are needed and where t
