Hi all... I am working from the Learning Python 3rd edition published by
O'Reily... FYI I am trying to learn Python on my own (not for course credit
or anything).. I am a psychologist with very limited programming
experience.. I am anal, and this example code doesn't work.. I am using IDLE
to do ev
"kent morris" wrote
I am just getting started programing in python and am having
a problem with the IDLE interface. When I type in an entry and
hit the TAB key to enter a remark, I get a drop down menu of
some kind, I don't know what this is for,
Neither do I from your description.
Can you
"doyin adegoke" wrote
I made the changes and the error was still there
"print self.favorite.get()" prints the name of the selected database on
the console
The problem is that you are still calling grid when you create the widget.
grid() returns None so all your self.xxx attributes are set
I am just getting started programing inĀ python and am having a problem with
the IDLE interface. When I type in an entry and hit the TAB key to enter a
remark, I get a drop down menu of some kind, I don't know what this is for, I
haven't gotten that far. All I want to do is TAB out to enter a co
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On 04/01/10 06:51, ALAN GAULD wrote:
> But if it's fixed patterns you can either do a replace()
> in a loop over your patterns:
>
> for pat in ['PID','OBR',.]
> h7string = h7string.replace('\n'+pat, h7string)
>
> Or even build a regex that does it all in one.
> (But the regex could get co
Thanks
I made the changes and the error was still there
"print self.favorite.get()" prints the name of the selected database on the
console
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