[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [I didn't see the original post, so just in case noone mentioned it]
> if(self.buttonx.title.isdigit): Nicholas, the method is not called unless you add parentheses, e. g: >>> "1".isdigit # a bound method *always* True in a boolean context <built-in method isdigit of str object at 0x402711c0> >>> "1".isdigit() # True only if all chars in the string are digits True Another observation. buttonx need not be an attribute. for y in range(4): buttonx = ... will just work as well, provided you don't want to keep a reference of the last button created in the loop. Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
