I just a newbie of python
Now I found that almost every program use Tkinter have this line
class xxx(xxx):
"""x"""
def __init__(self):
"""x"""
Frame.__init__(self)
.
...
the line "Frame.__init__(self)" puzzle me.
why use it lik
Hello ,
I am no expert on tkinter but this seems like an inheritance question.
When you define a class that inherits from something ( Frame ) and you
define an __init__ in your class you have to explicitly call the
__init__ of your base class.
class xxx(base):
""" This class doesn't have an __
I just a newbie of python
Now I found that almost every program use Tkinter have this line
class xxx(xxx):
"""x"""
def __init__(self):
"""x"""
Frame.__init__(self)
.
...
the line "Frame.__init__(self)" puzzle me.
why use it lik
