On Tuesday 19 September 2006 19:17, you wrote:
>   Hey Everybody!
> 
>   I'm trying to get help as to the use of rapyd
>  tk software to create a number speller, but I'm
>  having a bit of trouble. I thought posting to
>  the Rapyd-tk google group would help, but
>  apparently not!
> 
>   Heres what my message looked like:
> 
>  Hey,
> 
>  I have created a simple application with
>  rapyd-tk that *should* take a typed in number
>  and turn it into a spelled out number (this is
>  what the final version should do anyway). Heres
>  my problem: I have no clue how to hook up a
>  text entry box to a variable (lets say x for
>  this example), and have x be parsed into a
>  spelled number.
> 
>  Heres a stupid little command-prompt like
>  python program I made before to let you see
>  kind of what I mean:
> 
>  ***********************************************
> ************************************************
> ******** x=int(raw_input("Please Enter An
>  Integer Between 0 and 20: ")) if x<0:
>           print 'Please type a number between 0
>  and 20' elif x==0:
>           print 'Zero'
>   elif x==1:
>           print 'One'
>   elif x==2:
>           print 'Two'
>   elif x==3:
>           print 'Three'
>   elif x==4:
>           print 'Four'
>   elif x==5:
>           print 'Five'
>   elif x==6:
>           print 'Six'
>   elif x==7:
>           print 'Seven'
>   elif x==8:
>           print 'Eight'
>   elif x==9:
>           print 'Nine'
>   elif x==10:
>           print 'Ten'
>   elif x==11:
>           print 'Eleven'
>   elif x==12:
>           print 'Twelve'
>   elif x==13:
>           print 'Thirteen'
>   elif x==14:
>           print 'Fourteen'
>   elif x==15:
>           print 'Fifteen'
>   elif x==16:
>           print 'Sixteen'
>   elif x==17:
>           print 'Seventeen'
>   elif x==18:
>           print 'Eighteen'
>   elif x==19:
>           print 'Nineteen'
>   elif x==20:
>           print 'Twenty'
>   elif x>20:
>           print 'Please type a number between 0
>  and 20'
> 
>  raw_input("Press ENTER To Close Window...")

    
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Sorry about the last post. I forgot to include the 
global variable, ventry shown below.

## change the ventry variable below to print 
written word in vwrite list 

ventry = 4     # Global from user input,  change  
# ventry to test     
             
## -1 produces invalid entry    +5  produces error


class Knumbers :
    def __init__(self) :
        self.Fnum()

    def Fnum(self) :
        vwrite=  
['Zero','one','two','three','four']


        x = 0
        for txt in vwrite :
            if ventry <0 or ventry > 4 :
                x= 'invalid entry'
                print x
                break
            if ventry == x :
                txt = vwrite[x]
                print txt
                break
            else:
                self.x =x =x+1
    

    ## you can use self.x or Knumbers.x as your 
variable for all Widget Entries where necessary.          


You can modify or change as necessary.



jim-on-linux

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>  
>  ***********************************************
> ****************************
>  ***********************
>   This was something that I wanted to give a
>  gui, where someone could give input through
>  means of a text box, and after clicking a spell
>  button, the number they entered would be
>  converted into spelling. For my gui, i have
>  created an interface as seen at
>  http://tinyurl.com/r4sby
> 
>  So, heres what I need help with:
>   1) How do I assign the entry in the text box
>  to be a variable?
> 
>  2) How do I parse the variable (or determine
>  what the user typed, and convert that into text
>  like the program I created before)
> 
>  3) Off-topic, but is there any way that I can
>  prevent the program from showing the python
>  command prompt from showing while the program
>  is running?
> 
>  Thanks for any help, I really appreciate it!
> 
>  FlyingIsFun1217
> 
>     I wish that I could have gotten some help
>  from the people who work more with this, but
>  that didn't work, so I'm asking everybody on
>  this mailing list: Can you help me with this
>  issue?
> 
>   thanks!
>   Tanner

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