Re: [Tkinter-discuss] Entry Widget that can't enter into at first.

2010-08-24 Thread wet_colored)arch
I confirm the problem was on Windows XP. I do not have another OS handy to try. THanks all Firat Ozgul wrote: > > I tested the original poster's code on Ubuntu Karmic Koala (GNOME). As > soon > as the file dialog is closed, the entry widget is ready for typing. So it > seems that this problem

Re: [Tkinter-discuss] Entry Widget that can't enter into at first.

2010-08-24 Thread wet_colored)arch
Hi, Its always better if you provide code which can be run. Reduce out all irrelevant code. (often this process shows you the problem in your code). If you have an askyesno dialogue open, that hogs the keyboard, so you cannot type to another window while it is open. Mick >>> >>

[Tkinter-discuss] Entry Widget that can't enter into at first.

2010-08-16 Thread wet_colored)arch
What basically happens is if I use the application all features work fine except the entry widget I have created. I cannot add text or even get the cursor to appear in the entry field. What is odd is I have a askyesno button for quiting. If I hit "no" and return to the application, I can then en

[Tkinter-discuss] touch screens

2010-06-22 Thread wet_colored)arch
Can anyone point me to information on how to use or extend tkinter for use with touch screens? I have an application written in Tkinter that works fine, and I am newbie enough to GUIs that I don't know Qt or other. Is there an extension or something native in Tkinter I can use? What do you reco