
Is it a Windows-specific function? If so, what would be the Mac equivalent of this?ĮDIT: Mark Setchell's solution is to have Python run terminal functions that accomplish windll tasks, so instead of er32. I haven't been able to find any examples anywhere of people creating Message Boxes on Mac computers. I don't believe I need to say that I get the same error trying to run (0, body, title, 0) Running this gives the error: File "./AdvancedActivities.py", line 9, in python_message_box # and creates a MessageBox with those arguments My code: # 2.1 Ctypes: Write a function which takes two arguments, title and body The social media platform will let you search for the GIFs and post them as a comment. (0, "Click Yes or No\n", "This is a title\n", 4) Instagram is said to be testing a new feature which will let users comment on posts with animated images or GIFs.


The code used in the video as an example of creating a Message Box: from ctypes import * Type in the following:xmsgbox (yourtexthere ,0, yourtitlehere)Replace yourtexthere with the words you want in your.

The current section deals with learning and using Ctypes however, and the "assignment" says to Write a function which takes two arguments, title and body and creates a MessageBox with those arguments. So far, there have been very few differences if any. Currently working through a free online class for Python from Cybrary (I'm coding in 3.6), but I use a Mac while the presenter uses Windows.
