The tutorial suggests multchoicebox returns an interable of chosen
items, in fact probably a seqeunce. So...
On 01May2012 14:50, ksals <kbsals5...@gmail.com> wrote:
| This is a small excert to show you what I get
|
| for choice in easygui.multchoicebox(msg1, title,qstack):
| if choice[0] == None:
| print ("No entries made")
| break
This is the wrong test. "choice" is
| print("CHOICE IS: ",choice) ..... CHOICE IS:
| ('', 'ksals', '', '', '')
Does this really happen? This code associated with the for loop?
I'd expect easygui.multchoicebox to return a list (or tuple) and
"choice" to be a single string from the list. Did your print() call
happen after the quoted "for" loop or after a statement like this?
choice = easygui.multchoicebox(msg1, title, qstack)
| c=list(choice)
| print("C IS: ",c) ..... C IS: ['(',
| "'", "'", ',', ' ', "'", 'k', 's', 'a', 'l', 's', "'", ',', ' ', "'",
| "'", ',', ' ', "'", "'", ',', ' ', "'", "'",
| ')']
Ok, that really does look like "choice" is a string. I'm really very
surprised.
What does this do?
choices = easygui.multchoicebox(msg1, title, qstack)
print("type(choices) =", type(choices))
print("choices =", repr(choices))
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