WARNING: Do not use pip to try to solve the problem The Pip package manager cannot help to solve the problem. No part of the Python standard library – including tkinter, turtle etc. – can be installed from PyPI. For security reasons, PyPI now blocks packages using names that match the standard library. There are … Read more
It is a little unclear what your code at the top is supposed to do, however, if you just want to call a function every second (or every the amount of seconds you want), you can use the after method. So, if you just want to do something with textOne, you’d probably do something like: … Read more
ModX represents a modification, a Modifier Key. In computing, a modifier key is a special key (or combination) on a computer keyboard that temporarily modifies the normal action of another key when pressed together. By themselves, modifier keys usually do nothing; that is, pressing any of the ⇧ Shift, Alt, or Ctrl keys alone does … Read more
First of all, I must admit that I am not so familiar with the module subprocess and threading, but I have tried to create a simple console that accepts you to write a command, whose output will be shown in a Text widget. The basic idea is to have a new running parallel thread that … Read more
One simple method is to give the button an invisible 1×1 pixel image. When you do that, the width and height attributes are interpreted as pixels (or more accurately, screen units, which could also mean points, inches, or centimeters). If you do this, you can set compound to the value “c” to mean that the … Read more
I think the problem is that the lambda is picking up the final value of i after the for loop ends. This should fix that (untested): import Tkinter as tk for i in range(boardWidth): newButton = tk.Button(root, text=str(i+1), command=lambda j=i+1: Board.playColumn(j, Board.getCurrentPlayer())) Board.boardButtons.append(newButton) Update BTW, this worked by adding an argument to the lambda function … Read more
This is a simplified zoom example. You should use more advanced techniques to not cram the memory with a huge resized image for the large zooms. Do not forget to place a path to your image at the end of the script. P.S. For the advanced zoom example look here. # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- … Read more
Following are two possible solutions for your question: 1. Changing the title bar icon Yes, we can set a custom icon for the title bar in tkinter. Code: import tkinter as tk window = tk.Tk() # change title bar icon window.iconbitmap(‘book_2.ico’) window.mainloop() NOTE: Use .ico files with the iconbitmap() function If you set a custom … Read more
Your widget should subclass Frame. Within the frame you can use any geometry manager you want without affecting any other code. It’s important that the widget class does not call grid, pack or place on itself — that’s the job of the function that creates the widget. Every widget, or function that creates a widget, … Read more
The missing of public method like loop.run_once() is intentional. Not every supported event loop has a method to iterate one step. Often underlying API has methods for creating event loop and running it forever but emulating single step may be very ineffective. If you really need it you may implement single-step iteration easy: import asyncio … Read more