Any way you could provide a fairly simple example, or a website that
shows it? I understand that I must create a thread for mainloop,
however, I can't see how to make that work, every time I do, it ends
the program only a few seconds late. Will I have to make an even for
all buttons, etc that are o
"Tuvas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What (I think) will happen is when you hit the button, until x=100, the
> display will stop updating, and when the command has left it's thread,
> it will return to updating again. Is there a way to make it so it
> always will update, irreguardless if it's in a
I am building a TK interface, that has several threads. If all threads
are running actively, including the main one, the interface doesn't
update. For example, I have something like this, although more complex
import time, threading
master=Tk()
def thread:
global x
x=0
while(TRUE):
x=x
