[Tutor] Moving right along ...

[Robin B. Lake]

Great help, thank you.  The only problem is that the file selection
dialog comes up on top of the Python window before I can move the
Python window, then the program runs and the EasyDialog comes up
on top of the Python window and I can't move anything to see what's
hidden!

I'll keep working on it ...

Cheers,
Rob Lake
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> Robin B. Lake wrote:
> 
> >Now, how do I keep the program from "running off the end"?  I
> >launch the source by double-clicking (Mac) and the code runs
> >well, but the Python window closes before I can read the output!
> 
> I suppose there's a way for having the output window opened for a while 
> (which I don't know), but It won't happen if you use the Python IDE (for 
> Mac), you have a reporter window.
> 
> Another way is using a Dialog message (if it's just for print a small 
> comment at the end of the script and you want to see it -less than 256 
> characters).
> This works only in the Mac (it's Mac specific interface to dialogs 
> toolbox):
> 
> import EasyDialogs
> 
> EasyDialogs.Message("Eooo, I'm hereee!!!")
> 
> Hope this helps,
> 
> 
> 
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