Hi Paul,
Working kind of late on a Friday night aren't ya? ;-)
[Don]
> 1) To really make pyppm safe to use, it looks to me like it will need to
> include version control.
[Paul]
>We've removed Tk from the repository. As you may have seen from other
>essages we had a temporary problem where our
Tuttled wrote:
>
> I solved the TK mystery. Didn't notice you're now including TK as a part of
> the install. After I installed AP 2.1, I immediately used pyppm to install
> TK! This caused the problem. Mixed versions of TK. Which brings up a couple
> of points.
>
> 1) To really make pyppm sa
I solved the TK mystery. Didn't notice you're now including TK as a part of
the install. After I installed AP 2.1, I immediately used pyppm to install
TK! This caused the problem. Mixed versions of TK. Which brings up a couple
of points.
1) To really make pyppm safe to use, it looks to me like
Tuttled wrote:
>
> 1)After removing ActivePython 2.0 and replacing it with 2.1, all Tkinter
> programs now generate the following error. Running "Repair" from the
> installer doesn't help.
>
> C:\>D:\Python21\Grayson\Examples\Chapter03\calc2.py
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "D:\
