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I was wondering how people approach problems that call for some of teh
code to be generated on teh fly. I think a simple example would be a
program for a teacher that imports a file, students.txt and produces a
tk form with each students name and a pull down menu with the 5 possible
grades for the school: a,b,c,d,f. Could this be done in one program? My
current skills would lead me towards making a meta program that would
import the text file and loop over it generating the tk code wich would
be outputted in the form of a different script that was tailored to the
list, but this seems rather impractical. I find myself doing this quite
often though, so I thougth I would get others advice on it. Thank you.
~Erithid
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