Hi Marsel,
The following code allows you to use buttons
on one window to bring another window to the top:
from Tkinter import *
windows=dict()
windows[1]=Toplevel()
windows[2]=Toplevel()
windows[3]=Toplevel()
for wid1 in (1,2,3):
windows[wid1].title("Window "+str(wid1))
windows[wid1].minsize(width=280, height=20)
fr=Frame(windows[wid1])
fr.pack(side=TOP)
for wid2 in (1,2,3):
if wid1==wid2: continue
Button(fr, text=str(wid2),
command=lambda w=windows[wid2]: w.focus_set()).pack(side=LEFT)
Is that what you wanted?
You also say:
> So how can I "connect" or open files from inside a program?
Is this a different question? I thought you were talking about
connecting windows?
Mick
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 10:26 PM, Marsel <marsuc...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm new in python and I'm not very familiar with a lot of stuff, so please
> answer as simple as possible if you will :).
>
> The thing is, I would like to make connection betwen a few windows, in this
> case calculating programs, so I could open any of them from one window or
> just switch between them in tab - style.
> I'we also been trying to do it with a button, but in every case I've run out
> of ideas... I was looking for information everywhere, but as I've said, I
> don't understand most of the python expressions and was unable to find
> anything useful...
>
> So how can I "connect" or open files from inside a program?
>
> Any help would appreciated,
>
> thank you.
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