Re: newbie opinion: easygui rocks

[Birdman]

You are correct sir!



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Re: Help please using telnetlib module

[Birdman]

Simplest explanation is that you can't do a 'show run' from global
configuration mode

try something like

#exit global configuration mode
tn.write('end\n')
print tn.read_until('#')

#disable pause after 24 lines
tn.write('term len 0\n')
tn.read_until('#')

#now show the entire running-config
tn.write('show run\n')
print tn.read_until('#')

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Re: Anyone using SPE editor on Ubuntu?

[Birdman]

I use SPE and my editor on my primary OS and I'd be very interested in
using SPE with Ubuntu.

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Re: 'modal dialogs' with Tkinter

[Birdman]

You could try using: EasyGUIhttp://www.ferg.org/easygui/

 EasyGUI is different from other GUIs in that EasyGUI is NOT
event-driven. It allows you to program in a traditional linear fashion,
and to put up dialogs for simple input and output when you need to. If
you have not yet learned the event-driven paradigm for GUI programming,
EasyGUI will allow you to be productive with very basic tasks
immediately. Later, if you wish to make the transition to an
event-driven GUI paradigm, you can do so with a more powerful GUI
package such as anygui, PythonCard, Tkinter, wxPython, etc.

It works for me and is easy to modify to your needs.

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Re: Stable GUI

[Birdman]

Check out EasyGui. It's easy to use/modify Tinker:

http://www.ferg.org/easygui/

From the web page:
 Experienced Pythonistas need support for quick and dirty GUI
features. New Python programmers need GUI capabilities that don't
require any knowledge of Tkinter, frames, widgets, callbacks or lambda.
This is what EasyGUI provides. Using EasyGUI, all GUI interactions are
invoked by simple function calls.

 EasyGUI is different from other GUIs in that EasyGUI is NOT
event-driven. It allows you to program in a traditional linear fashion,
and to put up dialogs for simple input and output when you need to. If
you have not yet learned the event-driven paradigm for GUI programming,
EasyGUI will allow you to be productive with very basic tasks
immediately. Later, if you wish to make the transition to an
event-driven GUI paradigm, you can do so with a more powerful GUI
package such as anygui, PythonCard, Tkinter, wxPython, etc.

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