comp.lang.python is a great newsgroup in that respect - so long as you
ask a semi-intelligent question, you nearly always end up with a quick
and helpful response.
Good luck with learning programming, and Python (IMO its one of the
best possible languages to do it in)
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Thanks a lot for your quick response. I actually just
found the answer by myself before reading your reply.
Just printed out the code and read it. The mistake was
pretty obvious then. Yes, Ill try your suggestion. I
was just trying to experiment a bit with inheritance
to understand how it works bet
Although you get infinite recursion with this code, you still get
enough information on the error from the interpreter to help you debug.
Running IDLE, I get a traceback of:
File "C:/Documents and Settings/Jordan/Desktop/more_blah.py", line 11,
in __init__
self.createFrames()
File "C:/Docum
Adam Munoz Lopez wrote:
> Can anyone help with this code... I have infinite
> recursion but since I'm pretty new to Python (and
> programming in general) I can't find where I did the
> mistake.
It really does help to start removing things trying to get the minimal
code which causes the problem.
Can anyone help with this code... I have infinite
recursion but since I'm pretty new to Python (and
programming in general) I can't find where I did the
mistake.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Adam
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import Tkinter
class RootFrame(Tkinter.Frame):
def
__i
