[Tutor] Wiget

[John Fouhy]

On 30/06/06, ryan luna <ryan_gm at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>     def number_anwser(self):
>         guess = self.guess_ent.get()
>         guess = int(guess)
>         response = ""
>         tries = 1
>
>         if (guess < the_number):
>             response += "Higher"
>             tries += 1
>         elif (guess > the_number):
>             response += "Lower"
>             tries += 1
>         else:
>             tries = str(tries)
>             response += "Correct! that was my number, \n"
>             response += "You guessed it in just "
>             response += tries
>             response += " tries!"
>
>         self.response_txt.delete(0.0, END)
>         self.response_txt.insert(0.0, response)

This is the function that gets called whenever your button is clicked.
 So, every time you click the button, "tries" gets set to 1.

I assume you have a class derived from Frame -- can you think how to
store your "tries" value in your Frame object?

(do you know the difference between local variables and object attributes?)

-- 
John.