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Hi Costas,
I never found a solution to the problem, but also when the list was getting too
long, bigger than the screen height it was impossible to select an item. For
this reason I’ve created a ComboBox, you can find it along with other useful
classes that I’ve made and/or collected from th
Hi Amit,
>1. I created a global variable named "QuitThread" on my main module.
>2. I initially set it to "False".
>3. When clicking on the "Run" button of my GUI (defined in the main
>module), a new thread starts using start_new_thread, where QuitThread is
>one of the variables in its tuple
Buttons shrink to fit the symbol/text u put on it. well i dont want that it
looks ugly. how do i set the same size for all the buttons?
i thought it was row/columnspan at first but it doesnt seem to work.
[code]
#! /usr/bin/env python
from Tkinter import *
import tkMessageBox
class GUIFramework(
in the following program i want "1" to appear in the upper "entry" when i
click the button "1".
so i will replace state=DISBALED with command=self.Display(xbtn) or
command=Display(xbtn). Display being a function that takes the pressed
buttons "value" and so outputs in the first entry the correspo
