Aytekin Vargun wrote:
First of all,
Thanks for the suggestions, MRAB and norseman. "split()" was what I was
looking for. Now I have a follow up question. In my application I create
radio buttons in a frame. These radio buttons are constructed whenever a
button is clicked. Therefore the list of items are dynamically changing.
What I want to do is to remove the current radio buttons and then
recreate a new set of radio buttons using a new string list. I could not
see a command for deleting or removing a set of radio buttons. I use
Tkinter.
I can provide more details.
Thanks a lot.
PS: I apologize if this creates a new thread. I am new to the list.
Aytekin
I have no idea whether this is possible. I'd just create a new frame. I
hope you're not trying to add and remove buttons on a dialog while it's
open; having a dialog radically change its appearance while the user is
watching would, IMHO, be very bad! :-)
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