Kevin,
> A similar result can be achieved on Windows with IE and OpTcl.
Thanks for this tip. Anyone else doing something with this type of
browser/Tkinter integration under Windows?
Malcolm
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Mick,
> As an example of how to use a Text widget as a container,
> below is a simple spreadsheet made using Entry widgets organised
> into a Text widget. The user can edit cells, and later save the values of
> the cells as a tab delimited file by pressing the "Save" button.
Cool! Thank you for s
;s a slightly simplified version of a Pmw.ScrolledFrame in pure
> Tkinter that uses ttk. It seems to work ok (I haven't done much testing
> though):
>
> http://tkinter.unpy.net/wiki/ThemedScrolledFrame
Hey, cool! Thanks for sharing that example. Looks great on
Cristian,
Thanks for the links.
Malcolm
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> I want to thank everyone for the excellent feedback to my questions. I think
> we all share the view that Tkinter is a rough diamond.
>
> Through all the examples that have selflessly shared, I can see that their
> limitations are given only by the limits of our imagination.
>
> It has been re
Cameron,
.
> While many valuable applications have been coded through the years using
> exactly this cell-in-Text technique, and the code above nicely demonstrates
> the promised scrolling, those focused on spreadsheet-like constructs will
> want to know about http://tkin
>From time to time I've seen Tkinter developers reference 3rd party
Tk/Tcl libraries. Some examples are the PMW widgets, TkDnd, and TkTable.
Here are some questions about these 3rd party components from the
perspective of a Python developer new to Tkinter (without any Tk/Tcl
experience)
Cristian,
You have to bind your Alt key presses separately. The underline= only
underlines the letter - it does not bind to an event handler.
Here's a snippet that may give you some ideas. Disclaimer: I'm not sure
if its best practice or not.
Malcolm
"""
Treat Alt+I as a shortcut keystroke for
I'm cross-posting this thread from python-list.
> Not all the people were happy because the darkness disappeared partially for
> some of them and more and more blind people started to use a computer, and
> discovered that the Tk interfaces are absolutely inaccessible for the
Is there a way to for users to re-arrange column order in the
ttk.treeview widget? Many grid-like user interfaces allow a user
to drag and drop columns to change column order. Any such
capability present in the ttk.treeview widget?
Thank you,
Malcolm
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Stefanix,
When you create your Canvas, try setting these properties in your Canvas
creation statement:
borderwidth=0
highlightthickness=0
Both these properties consume visual space in your canvas.
If you need non-zero values for these properties, then just account for
the edge pixels consumed b
Michael,
> until the mouse enters the Tkinter window *or* the window receives keyboard
> focus
Does adding a widget (any widget) that receives keyboard focus to your
root form fix this problem?
What if you explicitly set focus to this control after you create your
root window?
I'm not on a Lin
is is a short 1 minute
screencast of a wxPython based framework called Dabo demonstrating the
capabilities that my users have asked for.
http://screencast.com/t/3qRgqHsJVbK
I'm using Python 2.7 under Windows and have noticed that Tkinter appears
to have some built-in concept of docking when TopLev
I'm looking for a way to add autocomplete functionality to my
Windows based Tkinter applications running under Python 2.7
(32-bit).
I've started by using code found on the wiki, but I'm open to
other suggestions as well. Ideally I'd like a solution that works
with the ttk.E
Dear Mick,
> Having looked at your version of the code, I see that the method: def
> handle_keyrelease(self, event)
is indented one tab too far.
Thank you for taking the time to uncover the problem in my code.
I can't believe I missed that indentation error!
Thanks again!
Malcolm
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Hi Charles,
There are many modules that add tooltip functionality to Tkinter; google
tooltip tkinter for a list.
One of my favorite tooltip modules is:
http://code.activestate.com/recipes/576688-tooltip-for-tkinter/
If you research this topic in more depth, let us know what module you
end up usi
Hi Lion,
I've thought about what you've proposed many times (a Tkinter
framework), but have never had the time to implement it.
I think all your suggestions are on target.
Malcolm
I'm thinking of a module that:
* supplies functions/tools to examine the widget hierarchy from
the shell
* pre
Hi Lion,
Read your spec on google-docs [1], saw my name mentioned as a
slacker, and felt obligated to contribute to the discussion.
> specific functions that you think would be valuable
Here's what I've been frustrated trying to create with
Tkinter/ttk:
Framework level enhancements
- simple jq
Kevin,
> Another option for cross-application drag and drop:
> http://klappnase.bubble.org/TkinterDnD/index.html
Any experience with the experimental version 2 of the above library?
TkinterDnD2 is a python wrapper for George Petasis' tkDnD Tk extension
version 2.
http://klappnase
I've been away from Tkinter for awhile. Curious if Tkinter is available
for iOS devices (iPad//iPhone)? My google searches have not come up
with anything interesting.
Thanks!
Malcolm
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Looking for feedback on Tkinter compatibility with Windows 8 Metro GUI
and if there are any 3rd party libraries that support Windows 8 Metro
touch screen enhancements.
Thank you,
Malcolm
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