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Ok, lets say I have a string [CODE] str = "main,sub,sub_sub" [/CODE] how could I use that to edit the value inside the dict [CODE] dicx = {'main':{'sub':{'sub_sub':'value to change'}}} [/CODE]
to all the n00bs out there, like myself, with Fedora 11 or less, just do [CODE]yum install tk-devel ./configure make make install[/CODE] all within the extracted python download folder. You have have to re-configure, re-make, and re-install python, if you've already done so, after installing tk-devel
[CODE] def doKey(e): print(e.widget.get("1.0","end")) root= Tk() root.title('yada') txta = Text(root, width=40, height=10) txta.bind("<Key>", doKey) txta.pack(side=LEFT) root.mainloop() [/CODE] Pressing a key in this text area will always output the string prior to your pressing the key. Am I missing something?
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