On Wed, 2006-02-22 at 18:37 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This odd bug has been annoying me for several days now. I finally got
> round to making this, frankly hilarious, testcase:
>
>
> from Tix import *
>
> def sayfive(num):
> if num<5: print num,"< 5"
> else: print num,">= 5"
>
> sayfive(4)
> sayfive(6)
> rootwnd=Tk()
> Control(rootwnd,command=sayfive).pack()
> rootwnd.mainloop()
>
>
> So, our program starts, the first two lines executed write "4<6" "6>=5"
> as expected. Now the user changes the value in the spinner, and we get
> output like "1>=5". What magic is Tix pulling, and more importantly how
> the hell do I stop it?
This should fix your problem:
from Tix import *
def sayfive(num):
num = int(num)
if num<5: print num,"< 5"
else: print num,">= 5"
sayfive(4)
sayfive(6)
rootwnd=Tk()
Control(rootwnd,command=sayfive).pack()
rootwnd.mainloop()
The entry in the spinbox is a string.
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