Using Portable Python

[demsley]

I'm trying to get going with Python and looking at using Portable Python (3.2).
Portable Python

However it has no GUI support and I want to include tkinter.

Snag is how? I cannot find anywhere that explains this well enough for me to follow.

Thanks

Dave

[Steve21]

I'm trying to get going with Python and looking at using Portable Python (3.2).
Portable Python

However it has no GUI support and I want to include tkinter.

Snag is how? I cannot find anywhere that explains this well enough for me to follow.

Thanks

Dave

How what? :P How do you use python? How do you do tkinter?

Steve

[demsley]

PLEASE IGNORE THIS POST I'M AN EEJIT.

The solution is to IMPORT FROM tkinter in the code!!!

Note to Mods - please delete this thread to stop me looking like a right eejit.

[Steve21]

PLEASE IGNORE THIS POST I'M AN EEJIT.

The solution is to IMPORT FROM tkinter in the code!!!

Note to Mods - please delete this thread to stop me looking like a right eejit.

Ah Just loading it hehe.

from Tkinter import *
root= Tk();
root.title('Hai!')
Label(root,text='Why hai there!').pack(pady=10)
root.mainloop()

Good old uni days :P

Steve

[dhicks]

I want to include tkinter.

Do you have to? You can write a web server in 3 lines of Python code and do all your GUI stuff via a web-based interface.

[demsley]

@Steve21 and anyone else using Python 3.2 tkinter has to have a lowecase 'T' so first line has to be:

from tkinter import *

@dhicks - not sure if I *have* to or not yet, just beginning to play around with it