2018年9月17日 · This code is working fine. MyApp is the class doing all the work and MyGUI is the user interface showing and requesting data from MyApp. class MyGUI(): # displays results from MyApp and sends req...

I am learning to create simple GUIs with python using Tkinter. I am currently using the python documentation as reference (link). First thing I am trying to do is understand the sample code there...

2014年7月20日 · I'm trying to create a recipe display which will show the step, instructions, weight and other variables on a screen in a Tkinter GUI. However, I do not know how to update the GUI to change with each new step of the recipe, as the content has to be dynamically updated based on user input (taken from a server).

2019年4月26日 · I have a PyQt4 GUI that has three threads. One thread is a data source, it provides numpy arrays of data. The next thread is a calculation thread, it takes the numpy array (or multiple numpy ar

2015年11月8日 · # connections() # login() def slot(arg='finished'): print(arg) thread = Worker() thread.intReady.connect(slot) thread.finished.connect(slot) thread.start() There are many other ways of achieving the same thing - but which one is most appropriate, and how it would actually be implemented, depends on the details of how your application is ...

2018年4月19日 · Now I am writing a GUI which will call that already existing code and I want to print the same contents ...

2018年6月20日 · Only flaw is you define def __init__(self, master): but then use root in initiating the widgets, which in this case is actually the global root. – fhdrsdg Commented Jun 20, 2018 at 12:13

2016年11月12日 · I'm a new Python user (v3.5) trying to work with Tkinter and SQLite. I'm having an issue getting user input from widgets (combo and spinboxes) into variables and then feeding those variables into the

2019年8月19日 · I'm coding a GUI which has a function that prints output to terminal. I would like to have it shown in some kind of text box or something similar. Code looks like this: def radial_distance(body1,...

import GUI import HW objGUI = objHW = link functions to interface objects mainloop() class GUI(): def __init__(): build GUI here with all elements (this is getting sticky since I need to define functions to be executed when GUI values change or buttons are pushed) Have multiple hardware files supporting different instruments.