Neil Dugan wrote:
Hello Dare,
Here is one way, that works. The main problem with the way you had
the code structured, is that the 'value' variable in get_spin() and
the 'value' variable in main() where two different things.
Separating the two windows into separate classes, makes it is easy to
make sure that there is only one 'value' variable. And the code
becomes easier to understand. As in the main window class it is
obvious (see print_value()) that we are refereing to the variable set
by the spin_window() class.
Hope this helps.
Neil.
Much thanks to you Neil! This should put me 'back on track' with my
code! I had already spent a long time scouring with Google to find
examples of 'spinbutton' that were easy enough for me to understand. I
had been confident that I could easily 'pick up' a new language like
Python (and PyGTK) -- especially with all the resources on the Net --
but it has been more difficult than I imagined. Now that I have
discovered this mailing list, hopefully I will not 'spin my wheels' so
much before asking for help! :)
Dare
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