Re: [Tkinter-discuss] pybwidget newbie questions re: Tree

2004-12-22 Thread Arthur C
Figured out my problem. There is a bug in the pybwidget Tree::nodes() member. The correct code should be: def nodes(self, node, *args): return self.tk.call(self._w, "nodes", node, *args) The "node" argument was not being passed into the call function. BTW, I did define a constant ROOT ROOT

Re: [Tkinter-discuss] pybwidget newbie questions re: Tree

2004-12-22 Thread Stewart Midwinter
Arthur: you can't extend the idea of NORMAL to ROOT. NORMAL is a variable with content 'normal', but root is an object. I'm guessing that your tree node deletion fails because you have root in quotes - it's not a string. But I haven't worked with that module yet. The other thing might be to l

[Tkinter-discuss] pybwidget newbie questions re: Tree

2004-12-21 Thread Arthur C
I've been slowly getting up to speed on the BWidget package and since I'm using Python, the pybwidget wrapper. So far so good with some nuances encountered: - the .xpm files in the images directory don't get auto installed. There was one demo that gack'd without them.I just copied them in bu