'telegraphy' as a means of data entry
Peter Hansen
peter at engcorp.com
Sun Sep 12 18:01:53 EDT 2004
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> "Peter Hansen wrote:
>>>also note that unlike Peter's example, the time attribute contains
>>>the time when the event was generated, not when it reached your
>>>program.
>>
>>My example didn't show the time at all.
>
> and you probably didn't write
>
> "you would be able to use time.time() or time.clock() to record
> the times of the keypresses"
>
> either. must be a bug in my newsreader; sorry for that.
Of course I wrote that, obviously. What I didn't do
was include that code in my example... you know, the
code. At least, I don't see that in any of my code,
but perhaps it's a bug in _my_ newsreader.
The reference to using the time module actually comes from
the OP, and I was merely agreeing that it could be possible to
use that module for the purpose intended (presumably what
is best depends on requirements we don't yet know about).
I point that out merely because one might infer from your
reply that Tkinter was capable of something that wxPython
was not in this case, which wouldn't be true.
-Peter
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