Tuvas wrote: > I am building a tkinter program. A part of this program is to read data > from an incoming interface, and depending on the data, will display a > bit of text on the tk dialog, it decodes this data, so to speak. If one > command is sent, everything's just fine. When multiple are sent, the > program will stop responding, and will only continue to respond after > one types <ctrl>-c. The statement at fault is something like this. > > e1=StringVar() > Label (master,textvariable=e1, width=32).grid(row=44, column=4) > > def disp_mes1(text): > e1.set(text) > > It's the line 31.set(text) that takes so long when there's other > processes running. I've ran this program sucessfully many times on > another computer, however, when transfering to another with the same > OS, this problem was created. Any ideas as to what I might be able to > do to fix this problem? My main code is hopelessly complex to post the > entire thing, and I can't recreated the same structure with smaller > ammounts of code. Thanks for the help! >
The code you posted looks okay (assuming "31.set(text)" is a typo). This is very standard usage of Tkinter, so your problem may be somewhere else in your code. What happens if you replace disp_mes1() with def disp_mes1(text): print text Does it still hang? James -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
