On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 06:50:46PM -0700, kimmyaf wrote:
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> There are two versions. There is a combobox in Pmw, which i did
> import/install and still had issues. I haven't tried ttk.. I may try that if
> I have time at th
There are two versions. There is a combobox in Pmw, which i did
import/install and still had issues. I haven't tried ttk.. I may try that if
I have time at the end. Thanks!
Kevin Walzer-5 wrote:
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> On 4/21/10 9:30 PM, kimmyaf wrote:
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>> Thanks for the replies. I have the Pmw uploaded and my
On 4/21/10 9:30 PM, kimmyaf wrote:
Thanks for the replies. I have the Pmw uploaded and my import statement is
correct, but I'm still having issues. I must move on with the rest of my
project and hope to come back to this functionality if i have time at the
end.
The combobox requires you to imp
Thanks for the replies. I have the Pmw uploaded and my import statement is
correct, but I'm still having issues. I must move on with the rest of my
project and hope to come back to this functionality if i have time at the
end.
kimmyaf wrote:
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> I am experimenting with TKinter for the first t
Hi,
Please note that Combobox widget is a Tile widget. To instantiate this
object
you should import that from ttk module.
Here is a code from your reference link:
countryvar = StringVar()
country = *ttk*.Combobox(*parent*, textvariable=countryvar)
Regards,
Igor Novikov
sK1 Project
http://sk1pr
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 10:25 PM, kimmyaf wrote:
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> I am experimenting with TKinter for the first time for my programming
> course.
> Trying to get a combobox working. At this point I'm not trying to write
> elegant code, but at least get it to work for now.
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> I keep getting the error below. S
I am experimenting with TKinter for the first time for my programming course.
Trying to get a combobox working. At this point I'm not trying to write
elegant code, but at least get it to work for now.
I keep getting the error below. Shouldnt It recognize the Combobox widget
from the import?
"Nam
