I can't find much else online. I found The Definitive Guide to SqLite, (Michael Owens, Apress) very useful. It has only a few pages on Pysqlite, but the general discussion on sqlite good.
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Perhaps you could try an 'OR' statement in your WHERE clause.
eg "WHERE columnName == y OR columnName==z"Leave a comment:
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Debugging Tkinter
Any suggestions for debugging python-Tkinter code when the widget is open (e.g. an entry widget)? -
Wireless woes
Hi, I can't figure out my wireless (a 2WIRE router/modem) problem. After running the below script both the KWiFiManager and iwconfig shows that my card is working. However, a ping fails. My main card is a bmc4318, but the result is the same with a Linksys pci card.
I've managed to get wireless working on another laptop under Kubuntu versions of Gutsy and Feisty but now that I'm running Hardy....
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I don't know enough to help you directly, but I can refer you to Mark Lutz, who in Programming Python wrote Tkinter code for an analog clock. You can read the code at OReilly.comLeave a comment:
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I'm at the bottom of the learning curve myself. I work best with examples. It would be helpful if you post the code you are trying to convert and what you have sofar.Leave a comment:
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Thank you,
That worked like a champ.Leave a comment:
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ghost chars in Tkinter.Entry
Is it a bug or a feature?
I'm trying to sub-class an Entry widget that displays a template (i.e. '____-__-__') for users and does keystroke validation. It is starting to work but with one problem. Every key is echoed in the Entry widget. If I were to type a '2', '22__-__-__' is displayed. The next entry replaces the first duplicate with another, that is if I were to then type a '3' the display now shows '233__-__-__', and so on. The... -
Recommendations: Source code using classes.
Can you recommend projects (with public source code) making extensive use of python classes?
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Hi, being a newbie myself so take the following with a grain of salt.
Most or many Tkinker objects can 'bind' to a method | function.
tBtnClicked being...Code:def makeTButton(self, text): self.a = TaskButton( self.frm, text = text) self.a.configure(bg = 'green', width = 12) [B]self.a.bind("<ButtonRelease-1>", self.tBtnClicked[/B]) self.a.pack() return self.a._nameLeave a comment:
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Rather than deleting items that fail the test, try copying the good'uns to a new list.Leave a comment:
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