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I am more then satisfied with this working example, the program works beyond expectation.
Is there any way of stopping the print out on the screen from showing brackets, commas.
Any input would be most appreciated.
Thanks
``from guizero import App, Text
def update_writing():
A = 50 B = 60 C = 70 D = ("WORLD",A,B,C,"HELLO") writing.set(D) app.after(200, update_writing)
app = App(height=2000, width=2000, bgcolor="black")
writing = Text(app, text="", color="red", size=100)
app.after(200, update_writing)
writing.pack(fill="none", expand=True)
app.display() ``
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`` from guizero import App, Text
A = 50
B = 60
C = 70
lst = ['WORLD',A,B,C,'HELLO'] # This line added
D = (' '.join((str(x) for x in lst))) # This line added
writing.set(D)
app.display()
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I am more then satisfied with this working example, the program works beyond expectation.
Is there any way of stopping the print out on the screen from showing brackets, commas.
Any input would be most appreciated.
Thanks
``from guizero import App, Text
def update_writing():
app = App(height=2000, width=2000, bgcolor="black")
writing = Text(app, text="", color="red", size=100)
app.after(200, update_writing)
writing.pack(fill="none", expand=True)
app.display()
``
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: