: Tkinter of Python
Subject: Re: [Tkinter-discuss] Tkinter and IDLE
Michael Foord, aka fuzzyman, who hangs out on this forum some times,
is now developing with IronPython, so he may have some thoughts about
Tkinter on IronPython.
cheers
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Michael Foord, aka fuzzyman, who hangs out on this forum some times,
is now developing with IronPython, so he may have some thoughts about
Tkinter on IronPython.
cheers
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> there are known issues in running Tkinter apps from within Idle, since
> it is itself a Tkinter app. Some people would even suggest that you
> avoid it entirely. Is there a particular reason why you are forced to
> run your app from within Idle?
I'm starting to think that just marking idle wit
there are known issues in running Tkinter apps from within Idle, since
it is itself a Tkinter app. Some people would even suggest that you
avoid it entirely. Is there a particular reason why you are forced to
run your app from within Idle?
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Stewart Midwinter wrote:
> On 10/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> What is the best way to popup a non-application (not running mainloop) Tk
>> window in IDLE?
>
> Did you try Toplevel?
So, specifically, the issue is that if I enter these commands:
import Tkinter
tl = Tki
On 10/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> What is the best way to popup a non-application (not running mainloop) Tk
> window in IDLE?
Did you try Toplevel?
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This may be more of an IDLE question than Tkinter, but it does involve the
technology of running Tkinter so I thought I'd try here.
What is the best way to popup a non-application (not running mainloop) Tk
window in IDLE?
I have found that code that just makes a Tkinter window behaves
differently
