[Tkinter-discuss] (no subject)

[Kenneth McDonald]

 From previous message:
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So where you're trying to do
     text.insert(0.0, "blah", [other, args, here])
you should try
     text.insert(0.0, "blah", tuple([other, args, here]))
or
     text.insert(0.0, "blah", *[other, args, here])
or
     text.insert(0.0, "blah", other, args, here)

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And to be a little pickier, that should probably
be something like:

text.insert("1.0", ...)

as Text indexes of the n.n form are (a) still strings,
and (b) count lines from 1, not from 0. "0.0" will
probably work, but if it does, it will refer to the same
location as "1.0"

However, I'm surprised from the above that

     text.insert(0.0, "blah", tuple([other, args, here]))

would work. Why wouldn't that have the same
problem as

     text.insert(0.0, "blah", [other, args, here])

Thanks,
Ken McDonald