Terry J. Reedy added the comment:
Thanks, I will switch to True and False.
I am aware of the possibility of separately importing the constants, but like
some others, I prefer the strings. Compile-time checking is a good point,
especially with no run tests. In this case, test_query has 100% coverage of
query.py.
Minor question: While trying to use the new widget (instead of tkSimpledialog)
in (editor.EditorWindow).open_module I had problems which I am trying to pin
down by taking smaller steps. As part of this, I tried this minimal code that
uses Query.
from idlelib import query
from tkinter import Tk
root = Tk()
name = query.Query(root, "Open Module",
"Enter the name of a Python module\n"
"to search on sys.path and open:",).result
print(name)
It works fine except that entry.focus_set() is not working for me with this
call (or else it is not staying set) even though it works fine when
configdialog calls the SectionName subclass. I know Windows is more
troublesome than *nix about focus, but do you have any idea why calling Query
this way, instead of as in the committed patch, would make a difference?
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