a bit trickier:<br><br>class dummy: pass<br><br>cnt = 0<br>win=[]<br>for x in list:<br> entry = Entry(window)<br> label = Label(window, text=x)<br> label.grid(row=cnt)<br> entry.grid(row=cnt, column=1)<br> cnt =...
Here is one solution:<br><br>cnt = 0<br>win=[]<br>for x in list:<br> entry = Entry(window)<br> label = Label(window, text=x)<br> label.grid(row=cnt)<br> entry.grid(row=cnt, column=1)<br> cnt = cnt+1<br> win.append({'entry'...
Hi, anyone have some pointers towards access<br>server equipment, ISDN+analog (1:5) - european standard E1,E3 etc., that can handle >1000 ports, on a single POP, while still handling BOD, dual ISDN etc. I've looked up the Lucent TNT's which have (as far as i can tell a limit of 480 analogs ?)
You'll really have to print out the<br>Python Library reference.. on<br><A HREF="http://www.python.org" TARGET="_new">http://www.python.org</A> (if you didn't know :)<br>355 pages (last version)<br><br>its really good - and it's just about the<br>only reference you'll ever need to...
Well if you want the same as for(;;)<br>then just simulate it:<br><br> i=2<br> while i<10:<br> # body<br> i=i+1<br><br>otherwise if its just the simple...
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