Hi Monte, > I'm starting to think it'd just be easier to put some tags in comments at > the start of the file to tell pylint to disable warning me about wildcard > imports, and just go back to using those!
Yes, a lot simpler. A lot of symbols such as S, N, X, Y, BOTH etc. are constants (well, variables which don't change value) used within Tkinter. Most of us do a blanket "from tkinter import *" to get all of these symbols defined. Wildcard imports are considered bad because of possible conflicts, you might end up importing a symbol from two modules, and then your code might end up using the wrong one. My solution to this is to ONLY do wildcard import from tkinter, or any module I myself write, and in which I avoid tkinter symbols. Mick _______________________________________________ Tkinter-discuss mailing list Tkinter-discuss@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tkinter-discuss
