textwidget.tag_bind("name", "", self.donothing) not working

[shannonl]

Hi all,

For some reason this bind is calling the donothing function, like it
should, but is then allowing the text to be inserted into the Text
widget.

Here is the code:

self.framebody.tag_config("name", underline=1)
self.framebody.tag_bind("name", "", self.donothing)

line = '\t%s' % ('sometext')
self.framebody.insert(END, line, "name")

def donothing(self):
return 'break'

This donothing function should keep the tcl bind from inserting the
text...at least so I thought.

This bind does work on the text widget as a whole, but on a individual
tag, it does not.

Can anyone help me out with this?

Thanks in advance,
Shannon

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Re: textwidget.tag_bind("name", "", self.donothing) not working

[shannonl]

No I haven't, but I will give it a try.

Thanks for your reply!

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Re: textwidget.tag_bind("name", "", self.donothing) not working

[shannonl]

I don't know if Tk supports this or not.  I guess it just made since to
me that it should.  If you can bind events to a tag then why not a tag
inside a text widget.  The actual bind itself works.  donothing() is
called, the problem is that after donothing() is called and I return
"break", Tk continues to insert the text entered.  I am just try to
lock down one particular part of a text line while leaving the rest of
the line, which has a different tag, alone.

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Re: textwidget.tag_bind("name", "", self.donothing) not working

[shannonl]

Thanks for your help and the link.  From the link it sounds like no one
is sure how this is supposed to act.  I will dig around in the tcl
forum and see what I can find.

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mod_python.dll not compatible with python23.dll

[ShannonL]

Title: mod_python.dll not compatible with python23.dll





I just installed mod_python-3.1.3.win32-py2.3.exe which should set me up to use mod_python with python23 on apache2, windows xp. 

When I try the standard hello world test program, I get the _apache not found in the apache module.  After searching on the web

a bit, I discovered that the mod_python.dll needs to by copied into my python23/dll directory. I did this and I get an error telling me it can't

locate ApacheCore.dll, so I add that...I then get cannot locate python20.dll.  Why is it looking for 20? and why wouldn't the correct 

mod_python.dll be installed in the installation program mentioned above?  More importantly, where can I get the proper mod_python.dll.

If I am doing something wrong here could someone please help.  I am guessing that I may not need the mod_python.dll file at all because

the .so file is already in the apache modules directory...and that is supposed to be a dll.  Also...(sorry for such a long note)...why do 

some web sites say that I should have LoadModule python_module modules/mod_python.dll in my apache config file?  Apache
always fails on start up when I have this.


Thank you very much,
Shannon



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mod_python.dll not compatible with python23.dll PART 2

[ShannonL]

Title: mod_python.dll not compatible with python23.dll  PART 2 





I have figured out what my problem was...and for all of you complete new people to python I will write what happened in case you come across the same problem.

First and foremost.  Make sure you can get "hello world" example to mod_python is working before you move on.  I was using a copy and pasted web site for a newer one

and had problems just jumping in and working.  
This is probably common knowledge, but put your mptest.py code in your apache folder.  My biggest problem was that I was in a completely different folder trying to get this thing to work.  

Next thing, the mod_python-3.1.3.win32-py2.3.exe is perfectly fine, like most of the setups.  If there is a problem, assume an experienced python programmer has already noticed it.  Don't go out downloading other dlls or mod_python.so files and start copying them into strange places.

Don't move any of the files except the mod_python.so file over to apache modules.  If you are having a problem, its not because of something being in the wrong place,

this was another stupid thing that i did that caused all sorts of problem.
You WILL get _apache not found when trying to import mod_python from the command line.  Its normal.
Debug with tracebacks from the web...not something like Wing IDE.  Maybe you can use it, but I don't know how.


Sorry to all of you that read my first post.  Newbie python guy over here.


Thanks



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Hashlib py26

[ShannonL]

This feels a bit silly, but I am trying to encrypt some simple text with
the new hashlib library and then decrypt it back into text.  I can do
this with M2Crypto RC4, but not the new hashlib.  Could someone give me
a quick example.

Thank you.

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