> > I'm using "Learning Python" by Lutz and Ascher, published by O'Reilly
> > The example in the book (pg 22), that does not function is;
>>> from Tkinter import *
>>>w = Button(text="hello", command='exit')
>>>w.pack()
>>>w.mainloop()
> There are two main issues that you will run into using TKinter with
> ActivePython:
[...]
> 2. Tk applications do not work from within the PythonWin environment.
> Make sure to use "Python Shell" instead.
So if I were to code the above example using the native win32 extensions of
ActivePython, in the PythonWin environment, how would it look? (Just
putting up a box with a "hello" button, that exits when pressed.)
I think if I were to see the differences, I'd have an easier time
fat-fingering through any later examples on my own.
Gar Nelson
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