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Hi, my professor's site is down so I can't access his notes. but basically I need to make a 4 bar mechanism on canvas like this. and then have the top most point draw stuff as the bar rotates etc.. how can i do that with Tkinter? [URL=http://img521.imageshack.us/i/screenshotmn.png/][IMG]http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/8250/screenshotmn.png[/IMG][/URL] 
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i just started learning GUI, and i made my first graphic interface using the tkinter module, but as information is piled up and goes beyond the window's dimensions, i need those scroll bars to up and down
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can get a step by step approach please?
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Say I have something like: class name: .....def __init__(self,a): ..........self.a = a ..........self.b = [0 for i in range(a) Now lets say I wrote a python program that has a main function that prompts the user for a set of numbers in the range(a). How do I get that set …
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So I did some research and learn that you use the sys module to set the path for 2.5: import sys sys.path.append('usr/local/lib/python2.5/site-packages/') And that would set the path for 2.5 permanently, but if i do the samething for 2.6 or 3.0, it will not work the next time I open … 
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please tell me that there is a difference because i've spent an entire week figuring out how to make cTurtle work. Now that I have succeeded, both modules appears to have the same functions. Please tell me that there is a difference 
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in Vista, cTurtle worked like a charm, but in Ubuntu, when i downloaded the cTurtle to my desktop and moved it to site-packages, it still won't work. When i clicked on the downloaded cTurtle.py file, what i get is a text file with chinese characters, and it closes within a … 
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