On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 11:44 AM, Mic <o0m...@hotmail.se> wrote: > I wonder if you have any suggestions regarding how to place widgets in > my window. > Even though I try to arrange them as orderly as possible they get placed > at all different kind of places in the window. > I use the grid method and place them in the window by using row=something > and column=something. > > It just doesn’t look good. It looks okay I suppose, but not as good as I > want it to look. >
http://twitpic.com/2t4n9q/full http://twitpic.com/2t4n9p/full Those images might help you understand a little bit more about the grid layout. > So if I got it right. Inside the constructor (__init__) I should declare: > self.the_time=’’ > Then, if I understood it right, I should also place the function call > there? > self.update_time() as you refered to? > Your constructor should look something like this: def __init__(self): #Your call to super self.the_time = '' # your other code self.update_time() I don't know for sure that it will work, but I expect that it will. HTH, Wayne
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