Vegaseat:

Thank-you for your reply and also the link.

Could you please explain a few things about that code for me? (the below text highlighted in blue is where I am unsure + I have never used...

Greetings:

I have been working with code examples (from the good people on this site) and I have been learning quite a bit about Python and becoming more comfortable with.

The program I am...

Thank-you ;)

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Hallo: The below code has been adjusted just abit with the intention of adding the "shuffle" def. It does not work very well and returns the following error-- the error code "takes at least 2...

Hello:

Thank-you for your reply.

Let me see if I understand this:


One presses the button ( an object) and "command=rng"is activated via:"rng_button = Button(form1, text='run RNG',...

Hello:

I just got hired as a game programmer although I never directly planned to get into this particular field of Software Engineering.

You should study:

Software Engineering Major (or...

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I have been trained first in C, then the "power language of choice" C++, then Python-- I really could not stand Python. Now, I am rediscovering Python by choice.

I have just been...

Hi:

Thank-you for that code-- interesting.

What I do not understand though is how does that green "RNG" button (when pressed) activate code, say, a RNG? Is this bound somehow to

rng_button...

Hello:

I have been reading today about creating and using Sets. I have tried some sample code to see the results and I think it might be useful for me.

I am in search of a data type that will...

Greetings:

I am having trouble understanding how buttons launch actions such as, for example, loading a new (2nd) canvas.

Suppose I have an application, a game, that will respond at some point...

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I was wondering if anyone in this forum could point me in a direction (a link) where I could find practice projects (similar to Python Projects for the Beginner...

Hello:

I was wondering if anyone in this forum could point me in a direction (a link) where I could find practice projects (similar to Python Projects for the Beginner...

Thank-you for your reply-- this is very helpful. I am going to play around with this today and see what happens.

Appreciated much:cheesy:

reRanger

Hello again:

I seek assistance on what I believed would be an easy problem to solve, but, after much searching, I have not yet discovered a valid answer:

I have a canvas which consists of a...

:cheesy: Thank-you so much for your coding assistance. This is pretty much what I have been trying to figure out for days now; Simply the placing of the small GIF(s) on a larger background. ...

Thank-you for your earlier reply :mrgreen: I tried that code snippet and it did work. But, what I am looking to do (just setting up the GUI graphics at this point) is as follows:
...

Hi:

I think this may be it. I will let you know later.

Thank-you so much :)

reRanger

Hello:

By reading the code I think the effect will be achieved but in a manner different from what I am seeking. I should have stated that I will be loading saved image files (bmp, etc) which...

Thanks for your reply. What I am trying to do is like this:

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g31/reranger/blueblock_redblock.jpg
Simply, adding one image layer upon a Canvas (I presume, a...

Hi:

I am beginning to develop a project (game) that will be using graphics: I am trying to implement a view that is an image onto where other images will be added on "top"-- the other images do...

-Just a few quick questions:

-What operating system are you running? WindowsXP

-What version of Python do you have installed? Python 2.4.3

-Are you saving your Python files as .py files? I...

Hallo:

I am new to this forum and am very glad to be here.

I am currently working on a Python project which will be using Tkinter for a graphical (Windows)(XP) output. I have studied Python...