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I'm writing the game of life in Python and need to get access to the rectangles I created on my canvas, I have assigned tags to the rectangles named 'filled'.
How can I use tags to get access to the filled rectangles so I'd be able to check the neighbours around each rectangle that I have given the attribute tag 'filled'? If there is such a way or any suggestions on how I can found the neighbours.
python tkinter tags tkinter-canvas
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I'm writing the game of life in Python and need to get access to the rectangles I created on my canvas, I have assigned tags to the rectangles named 'filled'.
How can I use tags to get access to the filled rectangles so I'd be able to check the neighbours around each rectangle that I have given the attribute tag 'filled'? If there is such a way or any suggestions on how I can found the neighbours.
python tkinter tags tkinter-canvas
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Post your code, possible solutions depend on how you represented cells, and the data structure you hold them in.
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I'm writing the game of life in Python and need to get access to the rectangles I created on my canvas, I have assigned tags to the rectangles named 'filled'.
How can I use tags to get access to the filled rectangles so I'd be able to check the neighbours around each rectangle that I have given the attribute tag 'filled'? If there is such a way or any suggestions on how I can found the neighbours.
python tkinter tags tkinter-canvas
asked Mar 27 at 17:58
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I'm writing the game of life in Python and need to get access to the rectangles I created on my canvas, I have assigned tags to the rectangles named 'filled'.
How can I use tags to get access to the filled rectangles so I'd be able to check the neighbours around each rectangle that I have given the attribute tag 'filled'? If there is such a way or any suggestions on how I can found the neighbours.
python tkinter tags tkinter-canvas
python tkinter tags tkinter-canvas
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Post your code, possible solutions depend on how you represented cells, and the data structure you hold them in.
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Mar 30 at 5:55
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Post your code, possible solutions depend on how you represented cells, and the data structure you hold them in.
– Reblochon Masque
Mar 30 at 5:55
Post your code, possible solutions depend on how you represented cells, and the data structure you hold them in.
– Reblochon Masque
Mar 30 at 5:55
Post your code, possible solutions depend on how you represented cells, and the data structure you hold them in.
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