Oh, I see. Thanks so much for your help! ;)

Matty D

I have read that Python does not have built-in support for multi-dimensional arrays-- is this still the case or has this been developed and updated in the last few years for this language?

I have...

Yes, quite interesting, actually-- I was just wondering about this; I searched via google for sys.exit() to gather some more info and found a lot of scattered information that told me either too...

jrcagle:

Hi, thanks for your reply and help.

This:
btn3.config(state = DISABLED)

Was supposed to be:
btn1.config(state = DISABLED)

Jeff:

Thanks for your reply. Here is an example of the Tkinter button code:

def show_image2():
canvas2.create_image(100,225, image=photo1)

image01 =...

I am at the end of a build and am putting some minor touches on and testing; one area I suppose I took for granted (and have honestly not seen a need yet to fully deal with) is the Tkinter buttons. ...

Cool. Thank-you for the explanation. It sounds like the best way to go in Tkinter when dealing with various\multiple widgets.

Matty

Not a lot of events. Think it could be the optical mouse. Changed batteries-- works much better.

Thanks, Ene
MattyD

vegaseat:
Why is grid () preferred over pack () and place()? Just curious. ;)

Thanks,
Matty

I have two questions regarding Tkinter GUIs:
I have three buttons in a GUI; at times it seems that the buttons "stick". By this I mean when the mouse is clicked on one it may activate or it may...

Vegaseat:

Hi. I did not end up using that (pygtk), instead going with:

btn1.pack(side=LEFT, padx=5)

This seems to work great-- very simple and all I need. I will, in the future, use "grid"...

Thank-you vegaseat :)
Matty

I think this is what I am looking for:

http://www.moeraki.com/pygtktutorial/pygtk2tutorial/sec-ButtonBoxes.html

Any other insight into this would be great.

Thanks alot,
Matty

I am searching for the syntax that will allow me to arrange widget buttons in a Tkinter GUI in a specific manner; currently I have three (3) buttons that are stacked vertically on top of one another....

**UPDATED:
I made a RAR file for you but Daniweb does not allow this type of file upload as an attachment. I do not think TAR files are allowed either. Sorry about this.

Matty D

If you have not done so already, please download a free copy of WINZIP 11.0 (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Compression-tools/WinZip.shtml).

This what I used to zip the files.


Matty D

mawe:
I am sorry for this problem opening the zip file. I am not, though, well-versed in UNIX\ Linux and cannot determine at this point a solution to this problem.

Regards,
sharky_machine

This demonstration was originally proposed to be posted as a Python tutorial but with further inspection it was deemed more of a "how-to" guide, in this case, how-to create simple animation via...

Is there an option of some sort in the Dr. Python interpreter that would allow one to re-run the same output results after making adjustments to the code.

Example:
I run an example of source code...

About one month ago or so my Dr. Python compiler (interpreter) died. I had closed Dr. Python to go and eat dinner then came back to re-open and continued where I had stopped and... nothing. This...

I am in the end part of a Python Gui game build; it is going quite well but I am finding that I underestimated one area of the logic, incorrectly coding it: The game is blackjack.

One area that,...

Thank-you for your reply. This is a nice, tidy solution. The problem is: command=disable_it. I already have a command loaded into my button code for this particular button (when the user chooses...

My current GUI program, in part, will display a button which the user may choose to press (or not, in some cases):


btn1 = Button(root ,bg="Black", text="HIT",...

I figured it out ;)

Simply, I need to understand the basics of button binding. I have researched this (http://www.pythonware.com/library/tkinter/introduction/events-and-bindings.htm) already and have decided just to ask...

**Update:

I just built a second test with pyinstaller, this time of the actual program to send to my boss-- it works; the images and intended display seems to runs perfect, all now packaged...

Well, I have sucessfully created a Python executable. Very exciting indeed :cheesy: . I followed the tutorial (http://www.thescripts.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2271475#post2271475) (submitted by...

Hello:

I have attempted all submitted ideas. None work. I suppose I will have to send my boss all needed files seperately to run this on his laptop: Python 2.5, Tkinter, the program and all...

Here a LINK (http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g31/reranger/dos1.jpg) to a screenshot of the cmd window showing bat results.

It seems that the test file HelloWorld.py is not being recognized; it...

I am trying this now via your link; so far my results are as follows:


1 buildHelloWorld directory folder: empty
1 HelloWorld.spec fileI think I am on the right track at least-- something is...

I avoid IDLE also until last night (I always use DrPython to build); for some unexplained reason, after closing DrPython, rebooting my system, and tring to reopen a current project, DrPython would...

~s.o.s.~

Will do right now.

thanks.
sharky_machine

I am trying the Daniweb snippet right now; did not get far: When I run the initial snippet I am told that the py2exe module does not exist. The original, downloaded py2exe file is in my Python...

Ene Uran & ~S.O.S.~ :

Thank-you for your replies.

I am going to try the [Daniweb] snippet (it looks promising) and also I am going to try the link that ~S.O.S.~ supplied :). Between both of...

Hello:

** I have been researching and experimenting with this with tutorials from many sources but can not even begin it to get it to work it seems.

I have a very small yet important Python...

Marking this thread as "solved"; I have not completely solved my issues with the button as of yet but I am experimenting with a snippet of Tkinter code which looks promising with a bit of...

vegaseat:

This is a cool idea (I love programming "tricks") but it doesn't seem to work. Nothing I have tried for this problem seems to work or even get recognized. The buttons themselves work...

I am still trying to discover a way to at least destroy-delete-hide- or forget () a Tkinter button\ widget. I have searched this forum and all over the 'Net; this stands as inconclusive at this...

Jeff:

Thanks for the code-- I will try this out today.

About the button and player use: The player may request up to three cards if they need or choose to do so. Mathematically, they may not...

Jeff:

Thank-you for your reply.

Let me talk about the needed button function(s) again:

I am towards the tail-end of a GUI Python game build based on Blackjack. I am using Tkinter as my...