If we have some 2000-3000 checkbuttons, in order to select the particular checkbutton it is difficult. So is there any way for search option to check the checkbuttons string(same as text search inside textbox). Please share the code if you have any.
Thanks..
Searching for option to search the checkbuttons given the string associated with checkbutto
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I am making a user interface with tkinter's treeview and one thing that I want to be able to do with it is to allow the user the ability to change the names displayed by the items whenever they want. However, from what I can tell from the documentation, the function that could do this, set only allows for column values to be changed.
Is there any way to change the text of a treeview item without deleting it and remaking it?
I am creating a GUI that contains a drop-down box (called an optionmenu in tkinter). I have it populated with entries.
This is what I want to do but can't figure out the proper commands. If a user hovers their mouse over a specific entry in the option menu, I want a hoverbox/balloon box/tooltip (whatever you want to call it) to appear and show a description of the option they are hovering over.
I assume I have to use some sort of event but I am not sure. Does anyone know how?
I have created a list of 20 check buttons for my last application using Tkinter, but I can't figure out the way to check if a Checkbutton is or not checked.
How do I check if a Checkbutton is checked?
Take a look at this answer: Making Menu options with Checkbutton in Tkinter?
For each of the menu item, you need to create and associate a tk.BooleanVar() that matches the status of the checkbox.
Since you have a lot of check buttons, you might want to create a list or dictionary to store these BooleanVars and associate each of them with its own Checkbutton.
I am new to designing GUIs in python and have a query:
Is there a way to have a label or any other widget with copyable text. I want to provide help section within GUI which will contain a sample xml to be given as input, I want user to be able to copy that xml.
I don't want that information to go away if user cuts that information, so I am not using a entry widget with pre-filled data.
Is there a way to achieve this?
Thanks!
Use a text widget in disabled state.
There is no insertion cursor in this state, but the text may still be selected and copied (but not modified).
I want to provide a listbox where the user can select (multiple) characters (usually close to 15). Quite often some of these will be sequenced, so a listbox is easier than a validated text entry field.
Since the character combination has a meaning to the user, it is user friendly to orient the listbox horizontally.
Is there an easy way e.g. a theme, setting or subclass of the Tkinter listbox so I do not have to build my own?
No, there is no setting, subclass or theme that will let you do that with a listbox.
What you might want to use instead is a set of check buttons with the indicator turned off so they each appear as a button with a single letter. You can then pack them all horizontally in a frame. With the indicator off, the button will appear sunken when selected, or normal otherwise.