Actually I tried that and had no sucsess, but I just figured it out. I set
every value in wordList to 'None' and so even if all the entry fields aren't
taken up, they go to '', so I can tell what is and what isn't taken up, and
get the string of the ones that are taken up.
Terry Reedy wrote:
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Alexnb wrote:
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And what does self.wordList begin as? If {}, then the assignemt is
invalid. Perhaps you want self.wordList.a ppend(entry.get ())
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Is this supposed to be incremented once per entry or once per
getWords()? If the former, you would overwrite previous assignment (if
it worked) for every item except the last.
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Alexnb wrote:
>I am not sure what is going on here. Here is the code that is being run:
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>def getWords(self):
> self.n=0
> for entry in self.listBuffer :
> self.wordList[self.n] = entry.get()
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>def getWords(self):
> self.n=0
> for entry in self.listBuffer :
> self.wordList[self.n] = entry.get()
And what does self.wordList begin as? If {}, then the assignemt is
invalid. Perhaps you want self.wordList.a ppend(entry.get ())
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> self.n=self.n+1
Is this supposed to be incremented once per entry or once per
getWords()? If the former, you would overwrite previous assignment (if
it worked) for every item except the last.
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