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Thanks for the suggestion, but do you know how i can store strings in a list-like format, append strings to the end as I print, and use \n\ in them? a list wont work because it would display as [..., ..., ...]
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Console in Tkinter GUI
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I am using tkinter to create a GUI and was wondering how to make a "console" widget embedded in the GUI. Sort of like the python command line but inside the GUI
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Thank You very much!
Your answer has increased my python knowledge and I am grateful for you consistently imparting to me great knowledge!
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Bvdet,
I put
into my code, and it gave me a message saying:Code:self.frame = frame
NameError: global name 'frame' is not defined
and it points me to the self.frame = frame code.
...Code:def interface(self): self.frame = frame self.stats1 = Button(self.frame, text='STATS', command=None) self.stats1.grid(row=1, column=0) self.stats2
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So i should replace 'root' with frame?
...Code:# def interface(self): # self.stats1 = Button([U]frame[/U], text='STATS', command=None) # self.stats1.grid(row=1, column=0) # self.stats2 = Button([U]frame[/U], text='STATS', command=None) # self.stats2.grid(row=1, column=4) # if gi.turn == 1: # self.attack1 = Button([U]frame[/U], text='ATTACK', fg='red',
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Strange .grid sectioning? Tkinter?
Hey Bytes Community!
I am currently using Tkinter to create a GUI window, and I ran into a problem. Here is my code:
...Code:from Tkinter import * import random import gameinclude gi = gameinclude class App: def __init__(self, master): ########## #Menu Bar# ########## frame = Frame(master) frame.grid() menu = Menu(root)
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Destroy Toplevel
Hello Bytes Community!
How do you destroy a toplevel application window in Tkinter?
sayi have
root window
and
[CODE]window = Toplevel()
window.destroy?[/CODE
How do i destroy the Toplevel?
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Get Strings from Entry Boxes
Hey Bytes Community!
I am learning Tkinter GUI and have come across a problem.
...Code:from Tkinter import * import random class App: def __init__(self, master): frame = Frame(master) frame.pack() menu = Menu(root) root.config(menu=menu) filemenu = Menu(menu) menu.add_cascade(label='File', menu=filemenu) filemenu.add_command(label='Practice',
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.grid problem is freezing my GUI
With some tinkering with previous answers for previous questions, I have come across a new problem with my GUI. I cannot align with the grid (?)
example:
...Code:from Tkinter import * import random class App: def __init__(self, master): frame = Frame(master) frame.pack() self.label = LabelFrame(frame, text='Battler III') self.label.pack() self.areBtn
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thank you! my code works now! i will read the posting regulations and return if i ned help again.
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Takes 2 arguments? I gave one???!!!
...Code:from Tkinter import * import random class App: def __init__(self, master): frame = Frame(master) frame.pack() self.label = LabelFrame(frame, text='Battler III') self.label.pack() self.arena = Button(frame, text='Arena Mode', relief=RAISED, command=self.arena) self.arena.grid(row=4) self.arena.pack() self.adven = Button(frame,text='Adventure Mode', relief=RAISED,
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Thank you! this will make the message 20 characters!
I don't know what id do without this reply!
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Thank you for the answer! It works now and I can python away! Thanks!Leave a comment:
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Getting rid of module naming
I have this program:
If i put in cabbage.x.h, it returnsCode:class Cabbage: def __init__(self, height, bobnum): self.h = self.height self.b = self.bobnum x = cabbage(3, 7)
3
I want to remove the need to type cabbage in this,so i can just put
x.h and return
3.
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calling a function from a module in a class
I recently tried to start learning GUI for python, and reverted back to python 2.6.4
my question:
in python 3.1.1,:
>>>import title
>>>title.class. function()
>>>running program
in python 2.6.4:
>>>import title #working fine
>>>title.class. function()
then I get this:
unbound method must be called with class...
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