//This was originally posted on the python-win32 mailing list where it clearly
didn't belong... Sorry for the inconvenience, I hope I did it right this time!
Hello everybody,
I have a Tkinter Textbox in my application. I want to scan the textbox for a
symbol, defined by me as a "mark", and change the word that is inside or next
to that symbol.
This is what i mean:
If a user types this to the textbox:
"Hello @everybody, how are you doing?"
I want to scan this string for the "@" character (or something else) and edit
the word next to it (or "inside" it, e.g. "@everybody@"), "everybody" in this
case, and make it have a color for example or make it underlined.
I suspect that the answer is in the tag methods of Textbox but so far I haven't
found an answer yet. Maybe I'm looking in the wrong direction :)
Thank you all
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