Apr-07-2019, 02:13 PM
DeaD_EyE,
No. I would want a python program like your button program (but I don't need active buttons) that when it was executed by another script, it would output the "Button" (or in my case a "label" then it would terminate or be terminated but leave the "button" (in my case, jut a label) behind even though the program that produced it is gone. Think of a program like xsetbg. If my python program called it as a subprocess, it would set the background then terminate but the background would not be "unset". Now, I don't want to set a background. I just want to create a label (with text or images or both or ..) then exit leaving that label sitting on the screen.
No. I would want a python program like your button program (but I don't need active buttons) that when it was executed by another script, it would output the "Button" (or in my case a "label" then it would terminate or be terminated but leave the "button" (in my case, jut a label) behind even though the program that produced it is gone. Think of a program like xsetbg. If my python program called it as a subprocess, it would set the background then terminate but the background would not be "unset". Now, I don't want to set a background. I just want to create a label (with text or images or both or ..) then exit leaving that label sitting on the screen.