TypeError

[Steve Holden]

Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> 
> Steve wrote:
[...]
> > Hope this helps.
> 
> not that he's ever gonna tell us (why make it *easy* for
> people to help you, when you can waste everybody's time
> by playing stupid guessing games?), but it doesn't look like
> he's using Tkinter:
> 
> >>> w = Tkinter.Button()
> >>> type(w)
> <type 'instance'>
> >>> w
> <Tkinter.Button instance at 95b938>
> >>> print w
> .9812280
> 
Doesn't look like he's using his intelligence either, but does
this stop us trying?  ;-)

> (Tkinter's __str__ method returns the internal widget name,
> which always starts with a dot)
> 
I should have remembered this.

> btw, in Tkinter, you can get the button label as first["text"].
> Data entry widgets usually provide a "get" method.
> 
> </F>
That's useful.  I haven't done too much playing with Tkinter yet:
just enough to get myself in deepre than I wanted to be ...

regards
 Steve
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