bug in Tkinter? invalid literal for int() line 1035

[Ton K.]

Folks,

I get subject when binding <Button-1> to a listbox.
The value for h is '??' which triggers the error.
I'm running Python 2.2.2 from SuSE.
Please help
TK

[Fredrik Lundh]

Ton K. wrote:

I get subject when binding <Button-1> to a listbox.
The value for h is '??' which triggers the error.
I'm running Python 2.2.2 from SuSE.

you're using a version of Tk that's newer than your Tkinter; that "??"
you're seeing how really recent versions of Tk represent an "undefined
integer value"...

this has been fixed in Python 2.3, so you can either upgrade Python
or link against an older Tk.

(or modify Tkinter.py slightly, adding try/except clauses around the
problem spots in Tkinter.py)

</F>

[Richard Townsend]

"Fredrik Lundh" <fr*****@pythonware.com> wrote in message
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Ton K. wrote:

I get subject when binding <Button-1> to a listbox.
The value for h is '??' which triggers the error.
I'm running Python 2.2.2 from SuSE.

you're using a version of Tk that's newer than your Tkinter; that "??"
you're seeing how really recent versions of Tk represent an "undefined
integer value"...

this has been fixed in Python 2.3, so you can either upgrade Python
or link against an older Tk.

(or modify Tkinter.py slightly, adding try/except clauses around the
problem spots in Tkinter.py)

</F>

If you are running SuSE 8.2 there is a fix on
http://www.suse.de/en/private/downlo...s/82_i386.html for this
problem.

Look for the python-tk 2.2.2 link, dated 18 April 2003.

RT

[Ton K.]

Richard Townsend wrote:

"Fredrik Lundh" <fr*****@pythonware.com> wrote in message
news:ma**********************************@python.o rg...

Ton K. wrote:

I get subject when binding <Button-1> to a listbox.
The value for h is '??' which triggers the error.
I'm running Python 2.2.2 from SuSE.

you're using a version of Tk that's newer than your Tkinter; that "??"
you're seeing how really recent versions of Tk represent an "undefined
integer value"...

this has been fixed in Python 2.3, so you can either upgrade Python
or link against an older Tk.

(or modify Tkinter.py slightly, adding try/except clauses around the
problem spots in Tkinter.py)

</F>

If you are running SuSE 8.2 there is a fix on
http://www.suse.de/en/private/downlo...s/82_i386.html for this
problem.

Look for the python-tk 2.2.2 link, dated 18 April 2003.

Update installed. Problem's gone.
Many thanks.
TK