Haha! I have two late-2012 mini's, two mid-2012 MacBooks, a mid-2010 27" iMac, and two not new iPads that I can't type fast enough on to keep up with. Oh, and a Raspberry Pi in the mail. :)
I think this is an Anaconda thing. Other Tkinters on macOS seem to work fine, except, like I said, Apple's version (the one that comes with the OS). It has never been good. It looks like half-drowned Aqua, some Radiobutton groups don't behave, and it used to throw a fit over simple exit() commands. Oh well, it's just a bunch of if-statements to fix it. It keeps you on your toes. :) > On 2019-01-23, at 15:18, Tim Jones <tj...@tolisgroup.com> wrote: > > Hi, we're Apple. We know that your existing code is working fine, but we're > going to change things up for no good reason. Wanna buy a new underpowered > Mac? > > Unfortunately, it doesn't only apply to Tkinter and Python. > > -- > Tim > > >> On Jan 23, 2019, at 2:32 PM, bob <b...@greschke.com> wrote: >> >> This is handy. Instead of <Button-3> stock/default/unfiddled-with Anaconda >> Tkinter is calling it <Button-2>. My Tkinter programs have been around since >> 2004. I've never had to watch for <Button-2>. It must be in some >> configuration file somewhere, but I'll just watch for it. Don't want the >> user to have to mess around and change things. >> >> Never mind. :) >> >>> On 2019-01-23, at 14:02, bob <b...@greschke.com> wrote: >>> >>> I have Anaconda 3 with Python 2 and 3 environments on a MacBook running >>> High Sierra. >>> One section of a program creates rectangles on a canvas (plotting GPS data >>> points). Binding <Button-1> to a rectangle works fine (displays info about >>> the point when clicked), but binding to <Button-3> doesn't work (it should >>> "zap" the point out of the list and redraw the plot). The function for >>> zapping never gets called, and there's no errors in the Terminal/xterm. It >>> doesn't work with the Python 2 or 3 environment. Tcl/Tk versions are >>> 8.6/8.6 in both environments. Shift-clicking, control-clicking, >>> shift-control-clicking on the canvas or created items seems fine. Just this >>> <Button-3> deal doesn't. >>> >>> The same code runs fine in an Anaconda Python 3 environment in CentOS >>> (using VMWare). >>> A Python package we make for our programs on the Mac (and one for Linux) >>> with Python 2.7.9 Tcl/Tk 8.6/8.6 which starts XQuartz on a Mac when we >>> start a Tkinter program is fine (it's what some are trying to replace with >>> this whole Anaconda stuff). >>> Python 3 on Win10 works fine. >>> >>> There is some old chatter about anaconda/conda Tkinter not being great on >>> Macs on the net, but I've never seen a solution to get Anaconda to use a >>> different Tcl/Tk library. The Anaconda Tkinter looks like junk. Apple's >>> Tcl/Tk/Tkinter has never worked/looked well. >>> >>> Anyone seen this <Button-3> business? Any ideas? Thanks! >>> >>> Bob >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> Tkinter-discuss mailing list >>> Tkinter-discuss@python.org >>> https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tkinter-discuss >>> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Tkinter-discuss mailing list >> Tkinter-discuss@python.org >> https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tkinter-discuss > _______________________________________________ Tkinter-discuss mailing list Tkinter-discuss@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tkinter-discuss
