Cameron Laird claird at starbase.neosoft.com
Mon Apr 8 12:23:28 EDT 2002

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In article <3cb0ae7d$1 at news.cc.umr.edu>, Carl <kingprad at mail.com> wrote:
>I'm having trouble going from the formal specs in the Tcl/Tk Reference to
>writing an actual Tkinter send command. I just want to start a text editor,
>either the Windows default or just notepad.exe. Can someone please give me
>an example line of how to use it? Thanks very much!
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Ask the question again.  You're using Tkinter, and you
want to start notepad, is that right?  In that situa-
tion, send probably doesn't benefit you; instead, you
want something like
  os.system("notepad %s" % filename)
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