Proclaimed Rick Pasotto from the mountaintops: > If you insist on putting up with the possible flickering as the window > resizes: > lab1.destroy() Thanks to you and to Martyn's 'forget' tip. > Is there some reason not to just change the text in the label that's > already there? I have this friend who is hot all over "CodeUnitTestFirst". I think it's a bunch of hooey myself, but I'm required to write code that creates invisible windows, tests them, and destroys them without calling 'mainloop' on any of them: build a window but don't mainloop it yet if testmode: test test test if not testmode: mainloop buld another window ... So if we are in test mode, we can't have the gadgets from the first window poluting the second one. Also during a development cycle I'l want to call a 'mainloop' anyway to see how a given window is doing. -- Phlip phlip_cpp at my-deja.com ============== http://phlip.webjump.com ============== -- Set phasers on illin' --
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