Hey, just wanted to tell that you are the teacher who leaves no confusions in my mind. I have learnt soo much from you and this is priceless. Hope you continue making these videos.
Hey! For anyone trying to delete the entry widget: The method .delete(x,y) takes two parameters, x is the position of the first character that will be deleted and y is the position of the first character that will remain. If you want to delete everything, set y to 'end' And for John: Cool video, man!
How do you mix entry boxes with say a notes text box. I used one of your apps for a project tracker but I want to write notes on the project. I am having trouble adding a multi-line text field (for notes). Which video would show this. Thanks
@@Codemycom when I have the text widget in place of the entry box, I don't see anything after it. No buttons are visible. I just want a three row field for a quick note.
@@Codemycom I figured out, my point was there are many examples of ENTRY fields as in your video #20 which is a fantastic learning aid...there isn't a real world example that has a few entry fields, a list box, a radio button or two...like what you might have on a real world app. I didn't see may examples with Entry fields and text fields....I wanted a text field to use as a notes field.
Hey John. firstly I love your tutorials on this stuff and for your next Tkinter tutorial could you possibly talk about adding buttons to a canvas/frame and being able to use a scrollbar to view them as I cannot find any good tutorials online.
It shows me "Cannot access member "delete" for type "None" Member "delete" is unknownPylance", under delete method. and AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get' How can I fix this?
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i dont think this is the correct approach..i first liked your video bt later i disliked it because you never used the height attribute...the approach is makeshifter..
Hey, just wanted to tell that you are the teacher who leaves no confusions in my mind. I have learnt soo much from you and this is priceless. Hope you continue making these videos.
Wow, thank you! I will
Hey! For anyone trying to delete the entry widget:
The method .delete(x,y) takes two parameters, x is the position of the first character that will be deleted and y is the position of the first character that will remain. If you want to delete everything, set y to 'end'
And for John: Cool video, man!
can i change Sclae's height? I want a long scale in my program
Thank you John for another valuable video!
Welcome!
I am trying to make an app to send emails and i want to to make it like a tall entry box with many lines. Is there anyway i can do that?
Yes
@@Codemycom how?
I may be mistaken but the .delete(0,end) represents the range in the box to be deleted, try (1,end)
That's correct
Hi, is it possible to make the entry expandable within the GUI just like Excel?
Sure...I'll probably discuss that at some point.
you Use scrollbar to expand it
Hello. So, there’s no way to make multi line entry with Tk? Bigger font makes it look better, but not good with functionality.
Yeah, I might do a video on that in the future...you can use the Text widget for that
How do you mix entry boxes with say a notes text box. I used one of your apps for a project tracker but I want to write notes on the project. I am having trouble adding a multi-line text field (for notes). Which video would show this. Thanks
You need a text widget
@@Codemycom when I have the text widget in place of the entry box, I don't see anything after it.
No buttons are visible. I just want a three row field for a quick note.
@@Richkotite1 I'm not sure what you're doing, but you have an error in your code if it isn't behaving as expected.
@@Codemycom I figured out, my point was there are many examples of ENTRY fields as in your video #20 which is a fantastic learning aid...there isn't a real world example that has a few entry fields, a list box, a radio button or two...like what you might have on a real world app. I didn't see may examples with Entry fields and text fields....I wanted a text field to use as a notes field.
@@Richkotite1 Sorry, but you're mistaken. I have nearly 200 tkinter videos on this playlist with dozens upon dozens of examples of exactly that sort.
Hey John. firstly I love your tutorials on this stuff and for your next Tkinter tutorial could you possibly talk about adding buttons to a canvas/frame and being able to use a scrollbar to view them as I cannot find any good tutorials online.
Yes, I'll be talking about the canvas in the future :-)
It shows me "Cannot access member "delete" for type "None"
Member "delete" is unknownPylance", under delete method.
and
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'
How can I fix this?
indent your code correctly as seen in the video
@@Codemycom i did the same but still its showing the same, plz help
@@swarnajitroy2539 No, you didn't do the same. You must use the tab button on your keyboard, and it must be exact.
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how do you make a entry box smaller
change the font size to something smaller. font=("Helvetica", 8) for instance
Thank you Sir, you're so great!!
Thanks for watching!
Sir, I want my Entry widget dynamically changes its width or length to fit the long inputs, is there a way to do that?
sure, I think I discuss that sort of thing somewhere on the playlist
You can use ipady in grid system to increase the height
ipady is for internal padding..the I stands for internal.
Please note that "pack"/"grid" attribute "ipady" helps in resizing heights of entry boxes.
not the height of them
It does work, Sir.
Please check these 2 codes...
Entry(root, width=30).pack(ipady=30)
# or
Entry(root, width=30).grid(row=0, column=0, ipady=30)
Yes it increases the height but we can type any text in the padding area
.pack(ipady=10). by this method the size of entry box will increase but the font will the be the same.
but is there a way to make the Entry box bigger without making the Font/text bigger? inside the Entry
Not really
@@Codemycom ok thanks
Why are you moving your head in right direction, Is your conputer screen is there ?? please reply
I have multiple monitors
yep
Well you can use ipadx and ipady. Works like a charm.
Sure
Why bother with all this when we have Text widget with which we can increase height
Because they're different widgets used for different purposes.
thanks
nice
Thanks!
you looks like heisenberg 😂
ha
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Thanks
The Answer is: you can't.
Obviously you can
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i dont think this is the correct approach..i first liked your video bt later i disliked it because you never used the height attribute...the approach is makeshifter..
You're wrong. There is no height attribute, that's the whole point.
@@Codemycom thankyou..bt your tutorials are really worth watching..thanks
@@ajinkyasathe8861 Thanks for watching!