hi guys. in my tutorial ive come across an undefined class called Style.
using python 3 most import statements produce an error so i mainly stick
to:
from tkinter import * .
here are some of the lines of code that produces errors in different
examples making it hard to move on:
Style().configure(
hey guys please ignore this email, i figured out the problem by using this
import:
from tkinter import ttk
then using style with
ttk.Style()
still unsure why
from tkinter import ttk, Style
didnt work. but that's ok
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Hi Matthew,
On Sun, 7 Oct 2012 15:59:52 +0100
Matthew Ngaha wrote:
> hi guys. in my tutorial ive come across an undefined class called Style.
> using python 3 most import statements produce an error so i mainly stick
> to:
> from tkinter import * .
>
> here are some of the lines of code that pr
sorry i sent the email directly by mistake. Just like to say thanks once
again for all the help
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Hello Michael,
I'm back and tested a bit more.
I updated to standard packages (debian wheezy) python 3.2
tcl/tk 8.5 tix 8.4.3 to avoid any problems with who is using
who. I then expanded your test program to emulate my configuration
and what I want to implement. There I noticed that it's not
a ti