anygui newbie question
Magnus Lie Hetland
mlh at furu.idi.ntnu.no
Wed Jul 9 08:52:26 EDT 2003
In article <54omgv8rb7p08uct892h6q1qck489gvoph at 4ax.com>, Gerard C Blais wrote:
>
[snip]
>Window comes up fine. When I click the button, I get a run-time error
>and the traceback says my handler function has received an unexpected
>argument, "source". As far as I can tell, "source" should be
>expected.
[snip]
>Any ideas? Any place to look besides the on-line manual ahd Hetland's
>Practical Python?
The problem is actually addressed in Practical Python... You're using
the planned 0.2 event handler syntax (used in the Practical Python
examples), but should (for now) use the 0.1.1 syntax. In other words,
rather than
def handler(event): ...
you should have
def handler(**kwds): ...
or the like. There is a note about this on page 339 of Practical
Python.
>Thanks,
>
>Gerry
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