3 replies to this topic

[toxifyshadow]

I have a program written in a .py format, but how can I make it run in it's own window, not inside the shell or console?

[pedro3005]

You'd have to make the window happen :) If you're on Linux, try some module like 24.1. Tkinter ? Python interface to Tcl/Tk — Python v2.6.5 documentation or PyGTK

[Root23]

I wouldn't mind knowing how to do this as well. I've got a few GUI's made with TKinter, and the windows console always loads with it. That's where it prints the exception handling messages.

[pedro3005]

Using PyGTK, it works perfectly well (I've never used TKinter). For instance, you save a program like http://www.pygtk.org...s/helloworld.py as file.py, then run:

chmod +x file.py

Then just double click it and it runs without opening a terminal.