"Sampath Girish" <girishmsamp...@gmail.com> wrote
Ok.... Now i have one more target to reach. I need to add 1st and 3rd
fields
in both the rows and place it in fourth column. Can u give me any
example?
Can you explain what you mean?
You mentioned earlier a 3x3 matrix of entry fields.
So you already have a 1st field and 3rd field?
And what do you mean by *both* rows? You have 3 rows?
It is not clear what exactly you are asking for.
It is also not clear what you don't understand. Can you give us
an example of what you have done and explain how it fails?
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On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 9:48 AM, Sampath Girish
<girishmsamp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you Mr Kent for giving me reply. I've done with that this
afternoon.
> Now i got one more hurdle to cross. I need to take that data row wise
> and
> add it to a grid of same size.
> For example i retrieved the entire data into a list as you
> said.
> Now i have to add it in the form of a grid(Its widget format is
> Tkinter.Label). i.e., I have to retrieve it from EntryField and place
> it
in
> Tkinter.Label.
This should be just another nested for loop. Inside the loop you can
read from the EntryField and write to the Label.
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