I have become a true Pythonaholic. My newest problem is
I have a rather large Python code (1.5yrs + developing!) currently running on
Windows machines that imports several modules, some from external libraries. It
allows the user to easily access MySQL databases and plot selected columns and
One of the drawbacks of Matplotlib is that it does not have the capability of
drawing Kiviat diagrams.
Does anyone know of a software package for drawing Kiviat diagrams written in
Python?
Daniel
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Kent and Hilton,
I'm a victim of outdated documentation. Mine is v0.98 (no radar charts), while
latest is v0.99. A small step in numbers, but a giant leap in capability!
Thanks! Looks like Matplotlib will do the trick after all.
Daniel
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I am writing a large Python/Tkinter/Pmw program. It has become so big that I
would like to move some of the widget handlers to a module for import. The
following small program illustrates:
# --- begin code ---
# checkbutton frame using python & Tkinter
from Tkinter import *
import string
clas
I have a Tkinter button widget that when pressed invokes a Toplevel window call
each time. The Toplevel window thus generated has a close button on it. As you
might guess, when multiple Toplevel windows are open, I can press on a 'close'
button to '.destroy' the window, but all other Toplevel wi
Hi tutors.
Is there a way to remap a tab key to enter a user-specified number of spaces in
a Tkinter text widget instead of a genuine tab? An internet search has turned
up zilch. The tab option in a text widget lets you enter the number of
centimeters to space over, but this option is truly use
This problem involves a callback method while using 'bind'. The bind statement
and the callback function are both in a module imported to the main program.
Relevant code snippets are as follows:
# begin snippet
# main code
import module_Editor
.
class MyClass():
def editor(self):
Hello tutors,
I'm trying to generate a plot using gnuplot from within a python gui. In
Windows, if after the plot is drawn I use a raw_input string demanding a
'RETURN' be hit, the plot will persist on the screen until the 'RETURN' is
pressed. In *nix, one can use the 'persist' switch to easil
