Hi,
I (think I have :-)) installed Python on my Pocket PC (obtained from
http://fore.validus.com/~kashtan/).
There were Tkinter binaries with it so I installed those as well. When I
attempt to run the most simplistic of python programs using Tkinter, I get
an error message stating that Python can
Fred's suggestion and run Python with command line arguments set. I seem to
be limited to just running a .py file from the File Explorer.
In the "Program Filess\Python\Lib" path there is a _tkinter file but it is a
.pyd not a .dll.
Peter
"Steve Holden" <[EMAIL PROTEC
Thanks for the reply Matt - you must have customised things though from the
distribution because this can't (and doesn't! :-)) work i.e. I have
(already) placed the python23.zip into \Program Files\Python\Lib but there
is no lib-tk off that point (which is what I believe the .append instruction
doe
Nope, spoke too soon! The Pocket PC seemed to be doing something and I
thought it was OK - obviously you can't just copy "lib-tk" into the Pocket
PC Python\Lib directory.
What else might I be missing?
Peter
"Peter Milliken" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
I use Emacs - it has cvs support and the next version (available from the
GNU CVS archives) will support svn as well.
Plus you can extend Emacs (assumes it doesn't quite do all you wish already
:-)) via a python extension module where you can write your new edit
commands in Python - see pymacs for
The book that Colin points out looks good - but not available until Jan
2006. When it comes out I might buy it - just out of curiosity :-)
Personally I "bounced" when I attempted to learn wxPython - I found it much
easier to learn and use Tkinter combined with Pmw.
I really tried on the wxPython
Perhaps the authors should create a new "release" every 6 months or so just
so people don't get this (mistaken) impression - I am just not sure what
they should put into each new "release" :-)
Regards,
Peter
"Magnus Lycka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
You might want to have a look at the Python Wiki - it has lots of good
information. One topic of interest is on what editors you can use with
Python http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonEditors
Otherwise asking a question like "what editor should I use" will invariably
generate a response based on wh
