Thanks Mer, I will do. ( :
At the moment I'm leaving the puts in because the shell is also executed along with the gui app and runs behind it. THerefore the user can see the feedback... messy but it works...
Gem
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Cameron, Gemma (UK) wrote:
Basically I'm looking to feedback my program's output to the user in a
GUI (Tk Label) rather than printing to the console (which it currently
does). This information would simply be a string to let the user know
what's going on and maybe even what percentage of the work has been
done. I don't want a command/bound event to drive this - I simply want
to send a message to a method which will update the Tk Label
I actually want to do this too.
Im not on the point yet where i have to implement it, therefore havent
came across anything that explains how to do it.
but please post here if you come up with something.
It would be very useful.
Ill do the same if I stumble across anything.
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