[Pythonmac-SIG] Learning Python example
Luc Lefebvre
lefebvre@med.mcgill.ca
Fri, 17 Mar 2000 14:02:32 -0500
Hi,
<newbie warning on>
I trie the following example from the "Learning Python" book:
# code begin
from Tkinter import *
w=Button(text="Hello", command='exit')
w.pack()
w.mainloop()
# code end
When I do this in Linux, all is peachy. When I try this in the Mac version
the button shows up but when I click the button the widget seems to lock up
and I can't quit Python (I have to kill the whole IDE, command-Q doesn't
work). I noticed in the Guido (vanRossum) and Matt examples supplied with
the distro that they bury all of this in a procedure as well as define a
toplevel widget to contain the button (which is not in this example). I
can see the difference but don't quite understand why the above doesn't
work.
tia
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Luc Lefebvre
project engineer
Aerospace Medical Research Unit
McGill University
Montreal Canada
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