i havn't used tkinter for years, and can't remember a thing about it, but
many gui toolkits (not just in python) manage a single event loop and need
care when working with multiple threads.
that doesn't mean that you cannot have multithreaded programs, but does
mean that you do not invoke gui act
Gregory Sheaffer wrote:
So, basically, is this a problem inherent in using Tkinter? And if so, are
there any workarounds besides tying the windows to a root Tk() in the main
program (Which isn't really an option the way the system is currently
designed).
probably, see http://wiki.tcl.tk
I've been working on a Python project for several weeks involving a client
for connecting to an AIM distribution server and holding multiple
conversations in separate windows.
Without getting into a lot of detail, the basic main program loop is
while(1)
on message recieved
