09-22-2018, 08:10 PM
Glad to help [member=411]bitsnpcs[/member]
Hmmm...I think you could achieve that in python. Are you trying to create/creating a GUI for some specific purpose? May I suggest this program: http://page.sourceforge.net/ I've been playing around with it since last August. It teaches you how to create GUIs using python. From it's website: "PAGE is a cross-platform drag-and-drop GUI generator, bearing a resemblance to Visual Basic. It allows one to easily create GUI windows containing a selection of Tk and ttk widgets. Required are Tcl/Tk 8.6 and Python 2.7+. PAGE springs from Virtual Tcl, a Tcl/Tk program, forked to generate Python modules that realizes the desired GUI. Tcl is required for running PAGE but is not required for executing the generated Python code." It's not perfect though, I found a bug while using it and reported to it's developer. It seems that the created GUIs won't show properly under python 3.6 - some buttons aren't visible - wich is the one installed in my system, I had to install python2 so it works as expected. Also, since I've read you're learning python - and so am I by the way ;D - you might find insteresting this too: https://thonny.org/ it's a "python IDE for begginers" as advertised on its website. Both programs are really light on resources and download sizes are really low, less than 5mb both I think. Page runs as a script so there's no need to install anything. Instructions for installing Thonny are on the link above.
Hope you find this info helpful!
Quote:What I was curious about, my motivation, was how a GUI only displays the most recently mounted storage device, as the output option field, or how to make a GUI do this and if I could use this command ls /dev/sd* by attaching it to a button in a GUI to achieve similar type of result.
Hmmm...I think you could achieve that in python. Are you trying to create/creating a GUI for some specific purpose? May I suggest this program: http://page.sourceforge.net/ I've been playing around with it since last August. It teaches you how to create GUIs using python. From it's website: "PAGE is a cross-platform drag-and-drop GUI generator, bearing a resemblance to Visual Basic. It allows one to easily create GUI windows containing a selection of Tk and ttk widgets. Required are Tcl/Tk 8.6 and Python 2.7+. PAGE springs from Virtual Tcl, a Tcl/Tk program, forked to generate Python modules that realizes the desired GUI. Tcl is required for running PAGE but is not required for executing the generated Python code." It's not perfect though, I found a bug while using it and reported to it's developer. It seems that the created GUIs won't show properly under python 3.6 - some buttons aren't visible - wich is the one installed in my system, I had to install python2 so it works as expected. Also, since I've read you're learning python - and so am I by the way ;D - you might find insteresting this too: https://thonny.org/ it's a "python IDE for begginers" as advertised on its website. Both programs are really light on resources and download sizes are really low, less than 5mb both I think. Page runs as a script so there's no need to install anything. Instructions for installing Thonny are on the link above.
Hope you find this info helpful!
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