When using Ubuntu, I am able to play with Tk
in real-time, by writing commands in the IDLE开发者_Python百科
.
On Windows, I need to call root.mainloop()
to spawn a window, and the loop keeps me from running any code from IDLE
.
Is it a matter of platform, or am I doing something wrong?
I don't have a complete solution or answer, but here is something that I found on the subject:
From this page: Thinking in Tkinter
Note that you should not run these programs under IDLE. IDLE is itself a Tkinter application, with its own "mainloop" that will conflict with the mainloop in these programs. If you really want to view and run these programs using IDLE, then -- for each program -- you should comment out the "mainloop" statement in the program before running it.
I'm not too sure about the technical reasons behind it -- but I just don't run Tkinter code from IDLE.
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