Fair enough. What I was getting at is that sometimes people think because
they happen to be using Windows this is a good place for general Python
questions, rather than stuff that is Windows platform specific. Or in this
case he may not have realized that tkinter isn't specific to Windows.
On Tue
On 03/03/2015 16:50, Preston Landers wrote:
It's not unusual for people to think this list is for general discussion
of Python for Windows people, rather than specifically for the PyWin32
package.
That's because it is.
From https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32:
"All issues re
It's not unusual for people to think this list is for general discussion of
Python for Windows people, rather than specifically for the PyWin32 package.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 10:17 AM, Mark Lawrence
wrote:
> On 03/03/2015 08:28, John Sampson wrote:
>
>> I had spent a day trying to find a solut
On 03/03/2015 08:28, John Sampson wrote:
I had spent a day trying to find a solution. Still, I know now one place
I won't look for help.
JS
I don't understand why you've asked a tkinter question on a list
targeted at Python on Windows. Either try the main python mailing list
at https://mai
I had spent a day trying to find a solution. Still, I know now one place
I won't look for help.
JS
In case of a real person that wanted help:
"We reap what we sow" or "ask niceley and show that you tried yourself to find a
solution".
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python-w
Thank you and you're right.
In case of a troll, I still answered because perhaps someone is outhere that
could make use of the
hints, same as I could from this list and other free ressources when I started
Python.
In case of a real person that wanted help:
"We reap what we sow" or "ask niceley
On 03/02/2015 01:48 PM, Andreas Holtz wrote:
> And perhaps you'll ask yourself, why you wanted to waste the precious time of
> others at the
> beginning, when learning and exploring by yourself makes so much more fun.
The first 30 or so lines were great: instructive, pointers of where to go for
Hi John,
seems you lack basic understanding of Python (and perhaps programming languages
at all?).
I recommend you reading a book like
"Learning Python" from Mark Lutz or check some courses on
https://wiki.python.org/moin/BeginnersGuide/Programmers
Then you will learn the differences between att
Hello -
I am trying to find out how to write code in Tkinter that opens a
file-selection dialog so that I can open a file. It would be part of a
program, not a whole program that does nothing else.
I have found many examples of Tkinter code, each one using a different
approach, some using a
