tkmacosx | Python library extension to the Tkinter module | Widget library
kandi X-RAY | tkmacosx Summary
kandi X-RAY | tkmacosx Summary
This module provides some modified widgets of Tkinter which fixes many issues with widgets not working properly on macOS platform. For example Button of tkmacosx which looks and feels exactly like a native Tkinter button can change its background and foreground color and has a lot more functionality, Issues with Radiobutton are also fixed with this library. The library also offers some more useful functionality.
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- Activate callback
- Bind the given ags
- Get options for a given command
- Set the active flag
- Return whether or not the widget is borderless
- Get option value
- Handle mouse press events
- Return a function to run on the canvas
- Set Overrelief property
- Overground event handler
- Configure the canvas
- Set size of button
- Configures the overlay
- Validate the enum parameter
- Return the decoration of the button
- Take focus event
- Destroy this canvas
- Mouse scrollbar event handler
- Set text
- Return border line
- Change button style
- Resize window size
- Configure state
- Event handler
- Draws the image
- Configures the focus in the foreground
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QUESTION
I am relatively new to tkinter (and OOP), and am trying to make a gui with a second window for preferences. If I close them in reverse order there are no issues, but I am trying to make them able to be closed out of order (so that closing the main window closes the subwindow).
I have tried binding a simple function that closes the window, if it exists, upon destruction of the parent, although it seems inconsistent. Sometimes it will close the subwindow, sometimes it freezes and I have to close the kernel. I am unsure as to the cause of the freezing, as it seems to happen after the closing of the subwindow. As a quick note in the full code I'm using tkmacosx to change the background of the button when the mouse hovers over it.
Here is a subset of my code for a working example, there are likely other issues as well. There are a few additional things from my testing (such as binding destroying the subwindow to the return key and printing within the function)
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-11 at 00:13Note that I was unable to replicate the errors you were having with destroying the subwindows. However, you are potentially having the issue as you are trying to destroy the individual windows, when you could just destroy the main window (as said by @furas). Just call self.parent.destroy() in your Destroy_subwindow function.
QUESTION
Good day, guys. I've got a problem with switching between frames in tkinter. I'm trying to make a clock app with time, stopwatch, timer and alarm. If I click on the first frame it's working, but if I select the second frame it's breaks. The previous frame just don't open because the second frame refreshing too fast (lbl.after). Can you help me with switching between frames?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-29 at 14:10Here is a simplified example of a clock and stop watch class.
QUESTION
when i use tkinter button i get the results i want though i'm using tkinter button from tkmacosx library as it supports background color. The problem is when i replace normal button with tkmacosx button they appear like dots.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-04 at 16:20you need to increase number of pixels width= 200, height = 100
QUESTION
I am making a password management system in Tkinter but while deleting an entry I am getting this error:
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Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 11:40QUESTION
I'm struggling to find a way to change the foreground colour for the checkbutton widget for Tkinter on Mac. This is what I've tried. The foreground colour will always be white no matter what colour i choose.
cbType = Checkbutton(root, text='Series?', background='#d9d9d9', fg='black', width='9').place(x=120, y=199)
I assume this is an issue with Mac and not Tkinter or Python but if anyone has a fix even if it's importing a plugin like how tkmacosx fixes buttons for mac.
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Answered 2021-Mar-04 at 12:44Try this:
QUESTION
I want to fix one color to the border of the colorscale widget of tkmacosx library: when the window opens the color is blue after interacting with the colorscale the color of the border also change. How can I stop this and fix it to one color?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-13 at 08:24You can remove or hide or change it's color of the borderline as it is just an item of Canvas and can be accessed by its tag name "borderline". The borderline change its color when a user interacts with the Colorscale and when the widget is resized.
To remove the border, you can simply do the following
QUESTION
I've created a little dummy project to exemplify what my objective is:
The app consists of two widgets, a Button and a Text area. When button is pressed, calls another module. The called module then calls back to the mainframe and accesses the "insert text" function, acting like a log of the code running in the called module. Below is a simple example of what im trying to achieve.
The structure of the project is:
main.py
another (folder)
- module.py
main.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-13 at 06:00See other widgets - all of them get other widget as first argument and it is its parent.
The same do in your class - get parent widget as first argment
QUESTION
This is my code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 06:09If an event loop already exists then loop_forever() should not be used but loop_start():
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