Andreas,
Thanks very much for the response to my question. Using threading is beyond my
programming capability and since I am only occasionally programming would not
be worth my time to learn. I'm not clear about the second suggestion you made
and would appreciate some clarification.
At the
Hi,
On Wed, 10 Apr 2013 10:20:35 -0500
Bryan Oakley wrote:
> winfo_height returns the actual, absolute height of the window. It's
> not relative to anything.
>
> The reason the value is 1 is because the frame has yet to be displayed
> on the screen. It is the actual updating of the screen that
winfo_height returns the actual, absolute height of the window. It's
not relative to anything.
The reason the value is 1 is because the frame has yet to be displayed
on the screen. It is the actual updating of the screen that gives a
widget its dimensions, since that depends on the size of the
con
Please look at the following Tkinter code fragment:
#***
frm=Frame(root,bg="cyan")
frm.pack(side=TOP, fill=BOTH, expand=YES)
h= frm.winfo_height()
print h, type(h)
#***
It returns a value of h=1 and type= int
I remember seeing somewhere that the returned a value of h=1 means that it
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