Daniel, another idea is to use the ValidatingEntry widget by Fredrik
Lundh. It's on the Tkinter wiki here:
http://tkinter.unpy.net/wiki/ValidateEntry
what you could do is to make a FloatEntry that inherits from a
StringEntry, but over-rides its Validate method. Look at the
IntegerEntry for an ex
On Thu, Jan 13, 2005 at 09:14:54AM -0600, Jeff Epler wrote:
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> You need to learn about "break" and bindings. When you return the
> string "break" from a binding, any subsequent binding that would have
> been executed (suc
You need to learn about "break" and bindings. When you return the
string "break" from a binding, any subsequent binding that would have
been executed (such as the default one for inserting characters into an
entry widget).
Here's a simple program that uses 'return "break"':
import Tkinter
Hello together,
I’m not sure if that
is he right way to ask a question… I’ll try.
I want to change an input character in an Entry Widget of Tkinter. For example, if I press the „a“-key, I want to see in the Entry
Widget the character „b“. Yet I
was not able to „clear“ the input-char
