Anyone that's interested,
I have a command line application which I want to run as such, with a
flag that alternately puts up a pretty monitoring GUI that shows in more
detail what's going on. So fine, I run the Tk mainloop in a background
thread. I've read and learned myself you cannot make your
Personally, I don't think it does any good to see any of them. The
users will just get in there and mess things up! Haha.
I could have a different form where they enter the ID number of an
instrument and just work with that unit. There's really no logical way
to split them up other than lik
On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 7:17 PM, Bob Greschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a program that maintains a simple, on-the-fly database using a
> dictionary. The user can see what is going on with it by brining up a
> toplevel with a Text() widget. Checkbuttons and Entry fields are used to
> dis
I have a program that maintains a simple, on-the-fly database using a
dictionary. The user can see what is going on with it by brining up a
toplevel with a Text() widget. Checkbuttons and Entry fields are used
to display the state of the items in the database (see picture).
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