Can you please try the same thing with Chimera's version of Python? It's in $CHIMERA/bin/python2.4, where $CHIMERA is where you installed Chimera. Thanks, Conrad On Jan 12, 2006, at 12:01 AM, Wolf Cochrane wrote:

Hi,

I still have the same bug. The same file works fine if I run it with my local version of Python(on Suse 9.2), but when run through the Chimera Idle version it always returns "False".

#------------------------------------------------------ import Tkinter import tkMessageBox

print tkMessageBox.askyesno("Dialog","Click Yes or No")

#------------------------------------------------------

cheers Wolf Cochrane

tried this on Chimera 1.2184 on a Windows XP system and the code returns True when you click Yes and False when you click No.

Conrad

On Jan 11, 2006, at 8:45 AM, Wolf Cochrane wrote:

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Hi

Is it just me of does this bit of code always print "False" when

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run through Idle (Chimera v1.2065). If so, how to I get around it without having to build my own dialogs.

import Tkinter import tkMessageBox

#root = Tk() #root.geometry("500x510") #root.title("Yes/No")

#root.mainloop()

print tkMessageBox.askyesno("Linker range","Click Yes if a range of Linkers will be used at this Permutation Site")

Thanks Wolf

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