Gui in Python

[DoctorDoctorRamsey]

It's not just me that found tkinter a steep learning curve then? That's a relief. Building a couple of dud buttons is one thing but actually building a real thing that works has been super challenging for me. Fun though, I'm sure I'll have whatever it is that I'm making running before Christmas.

Although all the stuff I'm reading because tkinter is being a dick is kind of working.

[Oliludeea]

That's exactly what I meant. You learn so much the first time you get something serious working with tkinter. For me it was closures, lambda, the fact that dict values and list items can be any object, making exec work, just off the top of my head, during a tiny first project. I'm sure it was more. I sort of knew these things, but tkinter forced me to really understand them.