But I'm travelling at the moment and am without PSSE. Print "going to sleep for 2 y steps 2 - 5" Here is how I'd test this if _name_ = "_main_": The part of the PSSE that is suspended must be related to updating the UI with fresh data. When running a Python script from within PSSE, a part of the core PSSE event loop is suspended and waits for the Python script to finish before resuming. Here is my take on what might be happening. Self.btnTest = Button(self, text="Button") Anyone know what to do to get this to work. It looks to me like tkinter is not giving full focus back to PSSE. Close the GOUT window and return to the network data viewer.The table in the viewer will not populate with data. Double click on that bus, which will bring up the Network data bus viewer.Use GOUT to generate a diagram of any bus in your system.Open the attached demo script using Ctrl+Shift+A.Also sometimes fields in PSSE will not populate while the script is running. The UI in general displays, but I've noticed odd quirks like clicking on a menu item in PSSE usually takes two or three clicks (kind of like the program is being unresponsive). I am trying to develop a script which would run from within PSSE (ie, launched as an automation script via Ctrl+Shift+A) which displays a GUI using tkinter.
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