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from graphics import *      

textEntry = Entry(150, 15)

I'm trying to learn Python Graphics (Zelle), and i'm trying to figure out how to create a text entry box where the user can input text that I can then take to determine some things, for example, asking the user what dimensions they want on the graphics window.

It's telling me 

AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'clone'

With little to no background on python graphics I have no idea what this means, can anybody help me out with this and show me how to make a text entry box sort of thing in graphics to get input from a user?

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Entry takes a center point and a width as parameters, your first parameter is not a point, it's an int.

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Sweet, thanks! Now I am trying to use the entry box to get text from the user and be able to get that text and manipulate it as I wish. (Such as draw it on the graphics window, search for it in a list, etc.) I edited my question, I would really appreciate if you could take a look!
Sorry, the 90 minute wait time was killing me :(, trying to figure this out as quickly as possible
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Entry doesn't take 2 arguments of int, but a Point and an int.

Entry(centerPoint, width)

Constructs an Entry having the given center point and width. The width is specified in number of characters of text that can be displayed.

Something like:

Entry(Point(233, 200),10)
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