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Now, with this, how do I make it where my buttons don't stretch to the sides of the window. I'm looking for a dynamic resizing of the buttons and entry fields that are normal sized and aesthetic when a user changes the size of the window.
hey.. can we do this without sticky? i mean if i want to make a button in the center with always 50% size. even if we resize the window size , how can we reduce the button size
Hello John. I have been working my way through your tutorials on tkinter. They are clear and nicely compact. Each time you introduce a new method for a particular command i.e. Grid.rowconfig, I add it to my notes and to the table of tkinter commands i am compiling. I have been trying to find an online source that has a comprehensive table of ALL tkinter commands, methods, options, and syntax but have been unsuccesful. Every source has only a subset of "common" options. Can you help point this out to us so we can start crossing off the ones covered and experiment with the unfamiliar ones? This might help us give cogent feedback and make requests for topics to cover in future tutorials. The tuts so far are great. The topics are relevant, covered well, and each builds up to the next lesson. Very satisfying and well paced. Thank you.
Codemy.com -- oh well, thanks for trying. Any suggestions to help my search for a full list of tkinter commands,objects,arguments? Perhaps you could pass along my query to the appropriate code gods?
tkinter is a thin wrapper around a tcl/tk interpreter. The tcl man pages have a canonical list of all widgets, commands, options, variables, etc. The documentation is written for a tcl programmer rather than a python programmer, but it's a very easy mental task to translate. The official python tkinter documentation covers the differences between tcl and tkinter. See www.tcl.tk/man and docs.python.org/3.6/library/tkinter.html?highlight=tkinter#tkinter-life-preserver.
I am making a calculator as you suggested in one of your videos and in just a day it's up a running! I manage to do dynamically resize all items in the calculator with this tutorial but I have a problem with the entry. It does resize but when the windows it's too small it reduces the height until I can't read any text on it. Ideally I would need a function that no matter what the height of the entry will always stay the same (while allowing to resize the width). How can I do it?
When i try to do this it just says Grid not defined...would appreciate all the help... Edit-I tried tk window name(root in my case).rowconfigure and columnconfigure and it worked....so if this doesn't work try doing root.rowconfigure and root.columnconfigure
I am making something with a frame in the middle. I'd like to put buttons and labels in it, in an organized way. But when I try to grid them, the frame size changes and the sizes of the buttons and labels are very weird too. Is there a proper way to organize them?
I tried coding dynamically resize buttons when resizing a window using .place or .place_configure instead but didnt work... Do you think its somehow possible to do this using place() rather than row/column? I find place() easy to work with
Hi John. Excellent tuts. Here's a question... In some books they explicitly call classes with Tk. For instance... button_01 = Tk.Button(text = "blahblahblah") Is this deprecated? Is it wrong? Did I misunderstand? Or was it a different version of python/tkinter? I see that ttk classes must use ttk. in front e.g. my_notebook_01 = ttk.notebook() Can you clarify please? And thank you again for the fast paced compact tuts.
@@twinbook9025 Of course, there are always unlimited ways of doing all things. Try something like: button_1.place(relx=.25, rely=.25, relwidth=.5, relheight=.5)
@@Codemycom thanks a lot sir🙏for having attention on my query. I recently subscribed your channel i found lot of good stuff on that so thanks for take care of my question.
@@Codemycom Okay,but maybe I asked the Question in a strange way.I meant it like this : If I place a Widget via .place in the center of the screen at x,y and I resize it,it doesnt stay centered because it is bound to the coordinates.I hope this describes it better😅
@@Codemycom I mean that on pressing the mouse left button and then dragging the mouse , the widget or label increase its size And on pressing mouse right button and then dragging the mouse, the widget or label decrease its size Something like your tutorial move image on canvas but I want it can grow and shrink image on canvas
@@Codemycom for some reason it moves. The label is inside a window i created in the canvas as you have shown and if i resize my app it moves downwards. Maybe im mistaken idk . Ty for responding so soon tho
also can you tell me if there is a way if there is a way to use images on two windows without destroying them without receiving pyimage error. It could make the code more efficient ( I mean the size of the code reduces
@@Codemycom I meant that is there is a way to use images (with PIL ) on two different tkinter windows at the same time (at the same time I mean having two different windows open with images).
@@justyouraverageviewer I already have videos on using images. There's nothing different in doing two images vs doing one image or on multiple windows. Just do everything twice.
Ugh. One step at a time. 'Place' seems like fancy work for layout experts. Although I will play with your example for the fun of it. Hmm... Maybe I can be a prankster and make the buttons randomly swim around the frame.
@@aliceanderson5154 I've been using tk and tkinter since the mid 90's. I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've needed to use place. It has its uses, but the vast majority of the time grid and pack are easier and will result in a more responsive layout. With place, you have to do much more work to get things to both be organized properly from the start and to react properly when you resize the window or run on a system with different fonts or screen sizes.
Video is great and useful. But ... it is not understood why he does not include the source code for his demos. Why not just cut and paste the final into a link and share the link in the video ? I've asked him for the code from the demos before, I've joined/paid CODEMY, and he just dosn't seem to get it. YES ! The source code would be useful please !
The code is in the pinned comment lol Also, I just searched my gmail and saw that I've sent you emails with direct links to the code when you've asked. So I'm not sure what you're talking about. Maybe I'm not the one who doesn't get it? My github is github.com/flatplanet and the code is ALWAYS there...
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Wow tkinter has these many abilities ? Thx to codemy for showing this. Your video is always worth watching
Yes, thanks
which video is for doing this with .pack?
Instead of two rowconfigure or loop...we can pass list[0, 1]
Like Grid.rowconfigure(root, [0, 1] , weight)
Its easier
Ah good point!
can we do resizing with text too?
Thanks buddy, for simply making my life easier
Happy to help!
thanks very much amazing channel and amazing person, can this solve unfit widgets and window on different resolution screens?
Now, with this, how do I make it where my buttons don't stretch to the sides of the window. I'm looking for a dynamic resizing of the buttons and entry fields that are normal sized and aesthetic when a user changes the size of the window.
hey.. can we do this without sticky?
i mean if i want to make a button in the center with always 50% size. even if we resize the window size , how can we reduce the button size
can you do it for dynamically resizing the other tkinter widgets
Yes
content is amaizing, really helpfull
Glad you like it!
Sir please tell how to resize the text of the buttons also, when we are resizing the buttons.
A little more complicated...would have to do a video on it.
Great vid, very helpful.
Thanks
Thanks!
Hey, new thumbnail looks awesome
Hey, thanks!
Hello John. I have been working my way through your tutorials on tkinter. They are clear and nicely compact. Each time you introduce a new method for a particular command i.e. Grid.rowconfig, I add it to my notes and to the table of tkinter commands i am compiling. I have been trying to find an online source that has a comprehensive table of ALL tkinter commands, methods, options, and syntax but have been unsuccesful. Every source has only a subset of "common" options. Can you help point this out to us so we can start crossing off the ones covered and experiment with the unfamiliar ones? This might help us give cogent feedback and make requests for topics to cover in future tutorials. The tuts so far are great. The topics are relevant, covered well, and each builds up to the next lesson. Very satisfying and well paced. Thank you.
Sorry, I don't have any sort of comprehensive list to share with you...
Codemy.com -- oh well, thanks for trying.
Any suggestions to help my search for a full list of tkinter commands,objects,arguments?
Perhaps you could pass along my query to the appropriate code gods?
tkinter is a thin wrapper around a tcl/tk interpreter. The tcl man pages have a canonical list of all widgets, commands, options, variables, etc. The documentation is written for a tcl programmer rather than a python programmer, but it's a very easy mental task to translate. The official python tkinter documentation covers the differences between tcl and tkinter. See www.tcl.tk/man and docs.python.org/3.6/library/tkinter.html?highlight=tkinter#tkinter-life-preserver.
Bryan Oakley --- That sounds like the place I should start. Thank you Bryan.
Sir, can you please make a video for pack layout
I have almost 200 videos on this playlist using pack
@@Codemycom Thank you so much sir, I'll go through them
Can u saw a way to change color in scroll bar.. which u created on your full window scrollbar video... pls help😢
you may be able to do it with Style()
I am making a calculator as you suggested in one of your videos and in just a day it's up a running! I manage to do dynamically resize all items in the calculator with this tutorial but I have a problem with the entry. It does resize but when the windows it's too small it reduces the height until I can't read any text on it. Ideally I would need a function that no matter what the height of the entry will always stay the same (while allowing to resize the width). How can I do it?
When i try to do this it just says Grid not defined...would appreciate all the help...
Edit-I tried tk window name(root in my case).rowconfigure and columnconfigure and it worked....so if this doesn't work try doing root.rowconfigure and root.columnconfigure
I use place and not GRID what do I do now
And I want the frame to move, not the button
Plz tell how to use this with label
I am making something with a frame in the middle. I'd like to put buttons and labels in it, in an organized way. But when I try to grid them, the frame size changes and the sizes of the buttons and labels are very weird too. Is there a proper way to organize them?
you're likely doing something wrong with the grid stuff...
@@Codemycom If I make a label with a size of 10 and place it in the frame, it will be at least 50 pixels. I feel like the proportions are different
@@rensgalesloot3628 In what way? It's all relative
@@Codemycom I think I am going to have to try different things out, it is hard to explain
Check out enumerate...
for row_number, button in enumerate(button_list):
I tried coding dynamically resize buttons when resizing a window using .place or .place_configure instead but didnt work... Do you think its somehow possible to do this using place() rather than row/column? I find place() easy to work with
Same Question.
is there any way to make the Tkinter responsive and adjust in a different system with resolution??????
Yes but it's a pain and very time consuming
Hi exist a widget of web view in tkinter or other gui library
What do you mean by web view?
@@Codemycom I mean something like a component that displays web pages
@@Teo-dw3ti Ah...I'd have to think about that...nothing comes to mind off the top of my head
@@Codemycom ok can you make a tutorial that's a good idea
Heelp if i resize it from left side, it works byt if i resize it from another side it doesnt woork, whyyy?
Please help me :c
Hi John. Excellent tuts.
Here's a question... In some books they explicitly call classes with Tk. For instance...
button_01 = Tk.Button(text = "blahblahblah")
Is this deprecated? Is it wrong? Did I misunderstand? Or was it a different version of python/tkinter?
I see that ttk classes must use ttk. in front e.g. my_notebook_01 = ttk.notebook()
Can you clarify please?
And thank you again for the fast paced compact tuts.
Just a different way of doing it. I wouldn't overthink it. It depends on how you import it at the top of your file.
Thats amazing sir..
But if i use place method in every where in whole project then how to manage like this.
This is for grid
@@Codemycom ohk ✌️btw there is any other option to do that in place method
@@twinbook9025 Of course, there are always unlimited ways of doing all things. Try something like:
button_1.place(relx=.25, rely=.25, relwidth=.5, relheight=.5)
@@Codemycom thanks a lot sir🙏for having attention on my query. I recently subscribed your channel i found lot of good stuff on that so thanks for take care of my question.
you solved my life biggest problem
Glad I could help!
I use .place on my widgets.Is there a way of resizing them too ?
using place has nothing to do with it. You can always resize any widget in it's normal way.
@@Codemycom Okay,but maybe I asked the Question in a strange way.I meant it like this :
If I place a Widget via .place in the center of the screen at x,y and I resize it,it doesnt stay centered because it is bound to the coordinates.I hope this describes it better😅
@@themodguy3233 That's not something I can really explain in a comment, you're basically asking how to design a responsive gui.
@@Codemycom Okay,but thanks for trying ✌️
Sir, is there any way to resize label width and height dynamically with mouse buttons in tkinter
sure
@@Codemycom please make a video on this topic
@@akashjain5852 what do you mean by "with mouse button"
@@Codemycom I mean that on pressing the mouse left button and then dragging the mouse , the widget or label increase its size
And on pressing mouse right button and then dragging the mouse, the widget or label decrease its size
Something like your tutorial move image on canvas but I want it can grow and shrink image on canvas
can i do this with " button.place(x=", y=" ", height="", and width="")
Give it a try and see
@@Codemycom it does not work with place only work with grid
@@Codemycom if you can please do a video
U are my problem_solver sir this is what i need.
Glad you liked it!
how can i make a label that is in a canvas not move when i resize the window? Ty in advance
Isn't that the default behavior?
@@Codemycom for some reason it moves. The label is inside a window i created in the canvas as you have shown and if i resize my app it moves downwards.
Maybe im mistaken idk . Ty for responding so soon tho
also can you tell me if there is a way if there is a way to use images on two windows without destroying them without receiving pyimage error. It could make the code more efficient ( I mean the size of the code reduces
Don't know what you mean.
@@Codemycom I meant that is there is a way to use images (with PIL ) on two different tkinter windows at the same time (at the same time I mean having two different windows open with images).
@@justyouraverageviewer Of course there is...why not? There's nothing special to do, just put them up in the customary way.
@@Codemycom please make a video about it
It would be a lot helpful
@@justyouraverageviewer I already have videos on using images. There's nothing different in doing two images vs doing one image or on multiple windows. Just do everything twice.
Why not just use place?
button_1 = tkinter.Button(root, text="Button 1")
button_1.place(relx=.25, rely=.25, relwidth=.5, relheight=.5)
Because this video is to show how to do it with grid
Ugh. One step at a time. 'Place' seems like fancy work for layout experts.
Although I will play with your example for the fun of it.
Hmm... Maybe I can be a prankster and make the buttons randomly swim around the frame.
Hey. Why did you type tkinter.Button()? Is that manditory? I thought we just had to type Button().
@@aliceanderson5154 I've been using tk and tkinter since the mid 90's. I can probably count on one hand the number of times I've needed to use place. It has its uses, but the vast majority of the time grid and pack are easier and will result in a more responsive layout. With place, you have to do much more work to get things to both be organized properly from the start and to react properly when you resize the window or run on a system with different fonts or screen sizes.
Bryan Oakley --- thank you Bryan, I'm sure the topic will eventually make it's way to the tutorials. I have patience.
Does this method only work on buttons?
no
can any one tell me what is Grid my compiler showing error
You have a simple typo in your code
This is What I did.
Grid.rowconfigure(root,(0,1),weight=1)
Thank you so much
Glad you liked it!
Video is great and useful. But ... it is not understood why he does not include the source code for his demos. Why not just cut and paste the final into a link and share the link in the video ? I've asked him for the code from the demos before, I've joined/paid CODEMY, and he just dosn't seem to get it. YES ! The source code would be useful please !
The code is in the pinned comment lol Also, I just searched my gmail and saw that I've sent you emails with direct links to the code when you've asked. So I'm not sure what you're talking about. Maybe I'm not the one who doesn't get it? My github is github.com/flatplanet and the code is ALWAYS there...
This is what i need
Nice!
thanks!!
You're welcome!
thanx
Sure thing!