I've been experimenting with Tkinter tear-off menus and have the following questions (relative to Windows):
1. Is there a way to change the default appearance of the "------" menu label that is used to indicate a tear-off menu -OR- is there a way to programmatically convert a menu widget to a torn-off state? Note: The tear-off menu item does not have a 'label' property. 2. Is there a way to customize the location and appearance of the window that contains a tear-off menu? On Windows, the tear-off menus appear at random(?) places on the desktop. And these windows have min/max buttons and are resizable - all behaviors that IMO don't make sense for a floating tear-off menu. What I would like to do is capture a reference to the window of a tear-off and customize it like I would any other Toplevel() window. Is this possible? Note: I can detect the tearoff event by using the tearoffcommand= option when I create a menu. I think this event is where I want to take control of the tear-off menu's window properties? But how to get a reference to the tear-off menu's window (and does it exist yet?). Thank you, Malcolm
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