user-interfaces

[amber roost]

!resources as well, there may be something in there

[proven basin]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

https://pythondiscord.com/pages/resources

[nimble eagle]

Last question, i'm currently inserting a fair amount of data into a Tkinter.Text widget, is there a way for the data to automatically go to the next lien when it doesn't fit? most of my data is being cut off by the size of my widget

[amber roost]

Text has a wrap parameter it can take as a configuration arg iirc

[nimble eagle]

ok thank you a ton ill take a look at it

sorry, iirc?

[amber roost]

if i recall correctly

These are the docs of Tk, which tkinter is a frontend to, so most of the time you can pass python strings and values in a similar fashion as described there; https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TkCmd/text.htm#M70
wrap="char" or wrap="word" should do it

[nimble eagle]

great, thanks a bunch for the help

[quiet brook]

salut

[silk echo]

I'm trying to minimize my PyQt5 app to tray and it works fine for close event.
But for minimize event the icon stays on taskbar and tray (should be only in tray).
Dunno what to do
basically I've overwritted my QMainWindow with this:

def changeEvent(self, event: QtCore.QEvent):
    if event.type() == QtCore.QEvent.WindowStateChange:
        if self.settings_ui.check_minimize_to_tray.isChecked() and event.oldState() and QtCore.Qt.WindowMinimized:
            self.hide()
            event.ignore()
            self._send_tray_message()

I tried mixing hide/show, moving event ignore around etc but the icon stays on the taskbar no matter what (the window is hidden tho)

oke fixed, I had to remove event.oldState()

[hexed sphinx]

how can i use this bro?

[hexed sphinx]

What is the function of lambda bro?

Kinda confused

[lethal reef]

can i make non-square buttons with tkinter ? like ISO enter key shape style

[keen path]

@hexed sphinx function ?

u want the button to execute a function ?

[keen path]

u have to make them urself using a label and image

and make a system that handles clicks on the label

@lethal reef https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLnNPjL1U2g
this is a video that shows how to use bindings on widgets

[green siren]

Hi, I need some help.

this is the code.

ok so, for some reason when i try to add a background it does that

and also the vertical spacing doesnt work ;-;

but thats not as important as the background

here is my code if your interested. its not much

https://pastebin.com/sUMxb5i7

and i am using tkinter

which i wont use after this. its kinda weird. its simple but it seems like its meant for small things

[digital yacht]

ok im here

[green siren]

hi

[digital yacht]

give me a sec to read through that code

[green siren]

kk

[digital yacht]

i will try and help

[green siren]

tysm :d

[digital yacht]

@green siren try this for the image:

bgimg = PhotoImage(file="filename.png")
my_label = Label(root, image=bgimg)
my_label.pack()
my_label.image = bgimg 
#Keep a reference to the image to prevent it from being collected in garabage

[green siren]

for some reason it reminds me of css, do you know how theres padding in css and its weird

oh alr

[digital yacht]

yh

[grand monolith]

where can i find help with my discord bot

[green siren]

#discord-bots

[grand monolith]

ty

[green siren]

np

[digital yacht]

if you want it to be ur bg u need to use .place()
for example:

my_label.place(x=0, y=0 relx=0, rely=0)

sorry forgot to add that

[green siren]

to position the buttons?

[slate halo]

how do i display a text as well as a variable in 1 label

[green siren]

textdisplay i think

[digital yacht]

no to get the image to the back of the screen in order for it to act like a bg

[green siren]

oh

so do you think that will get it to work?

[slate halo]

i want to display a text such as py mylabel = Label(text='mytext' and myVar)

[digital yacht]

wdym

@green siren try this for the buttons:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14946963/tkinter-grid-how-to-position-widgets-so-they-are-not-stuck-together

[slate halo]

i want to display a variable and a text message

in 1 label

[green siren]

@digital yacht do you see how this image has the anime as a background? you can still read and see everything. but this is how i want my calculator.

[digital yacht]

ok give me a sec to write an example piece of code

[green siren]

and i see what you mean now

[slate halo]

thank you!

for example

[digital yacht]

no sorry u wont be able to do that with tkinter, tkinter is quite basic

[green siren]

damn, so i cant add a background image?

[slate halo]

Label(text='mytext:'myvar)

[green siren]

well do u think something like this will work?

im using .grid

[digital yacht]

you can but it wont achieve what ur trying to do

[digital yacht]

u have to have x and y set to 0 for it to be a bg i think

[green siren]

i dont get what u mean

it didnt do anything, when i had relx and rely it gave me a error. Invalid syntax

button1 = 1

btw

[digital yacht]

if the x and y value are not set to 0 it wont be a bg

[green siren]

wdym bg?

background?

[digital yacht]

yh sorry

try relx=0, rely=0 as well as x=0, y=0

[green siren]

oh, that clears alot up 😅

[digital yacht]

like this:

button1.place(x=0, y=0, rely=0, relx=0)

[green siren]

oh ok i see

is there a way that i can make sure its even?

straight*

yeah ill just position it to where i want it

[digital yacht]

@slate halo does this work for u?

from tkinter import *

root=Tk()

myVar = StringVar(root)

x = "hello"

myVar.set(x + ", sam")

my_label = Label(root, textvariable=myVar)
my_label.pack()

root.mainloop()

[digital yacht]

yh tkinter is a bit awkward

[green siren]

wtf

[digital yacht]

just wondering do you have a frame in your window

just had a look at ur code and the reason u can't see ur image properly is because of the frame that is holding the buttons, it is blocking the image

[green siren]

how can i check?

im new to tkinter

and i dont think ill learn it after this, its weird.

it seems like it can only be used for simple projects

yeah now that i think about it, it does block it.

[digital yacht]

you will just have to keep playing around with it, sorry i cant be more helpful

[green siren]

its fine, but do you know any way where i can make it like

the bg can be seen?

its like theres padding there

that i cannot find in the code

[digital yacht]

ill have a look

[green siren]

kk

[digital yacht]

sorry but im not sure, why don't u post it in one of the help channels
here the free ones atm:

[green siren]

oh

i thought those were languags ;-;

and i was wondering why there was so many

[digital yacht]

#help-popcorn or #help-burrito

they are free atm

u can still ask that question

[dark basalt]

is there a terminal/console widget available for pyside2 somewhere?

[lethal reef]

i don't really care about binding tho ?
i just want to make a button that isn't square-shaped. more like a L shape kinda deal

[digital rose]

Please I need help I maked a multiple choice quiz without a GUI but I need to make one that has a GUI

I looked over the internet but I can t find any good tutorials

If somebody can help me please contact me

[keen path]

yeah so use a label and put the image of the button in the label

[digital rose]

Can you help me?

[lethal reef]

i don't think it's gonna work nicely tho

[lethal reef]

are you sure you actually looked tho ?

[digital rose]

Yes

On Youtube and StackOverflow

Please help

I try to make this for 3 days

[keen path]

why

[keen path]

not sure, i'm sorry

don't have the time i have to go

[digital rose]

I don t want anything advanced

[lethal reef]

because it's gonna be in the middle of other buttons @keen path

[digital rose]

Ok=(

[digital rose]

Please I need help I maked a multiple choice quiz without a GUI but I need to make one that has a GUI

[lethal reef]

spamming that you need help here isn't gonna do you much. try doing actual googling or asking in a help chanel #❓｜how-to-get-help

[lethal reef]

do i have like the opposite of .pack() with tkinter ? like, it stacks items to the right, not to the bottom

[green siren]

@lethal reef sorry for the ping, but do you know how to make rows a color in tkinter?

[lethal reef]

grid?

[green siren]

yes

[lethal reef]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41098775/python-tkinter-change-specific-row-background-colour

[green siren]

thanks

but

how did u get that so fast ;-;

[lethal reef]

google

[green siren]

yeah but

that was less than 5 seconds

[lethal reef]

idk what to say

[green siren]

also this is my code i have rn

oh

wait i forgot i had all of the buttons placed in a frame

FFS I CANT GET THIS TO WORK

[lethal reef]

welcome to programing

[green siren]

its not a bug tho

[lethal reef]

never said it had to be

[silk acorn]

hello guys, I need a help with pyinstaller and pyqt5. my application doesn't have window, but is not a console app... it's only a system tray and a menu. the packaged application works fine in console mode, but it crashes in window mode. I've tried all possibilities to build the package that I found in doc, without success. In debug mode, I have no error, no stdout even stderr messages.. it's running smooth, but when I build it in windowed mode, I get the error: 'Failed to execute script...'

[unique forge]

run it via cmd and see the error

@silk acorn

[clear atlas]

i need help in making a code, if anybody can help, pls Dm (python)

[unique forge]

ask, nobody can help if you dont ask

[clear atlas]

can i share my code here ?

[unique forge]

is it related to user interfaces?

if so, go ahead, this place was created for helping people

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[clear atlas]

https://repl.it/join/esszlwbe-aryaa12

i want to change the code such that it can run with tuples are lists not a db

[unique forge]

is it related to UI's?

[silk acorn]

I did, no error

[unique forge]

hmm

[silk acorn]

very wired

[clear atlas]

ya

[unique forge]

no it isnt

this is a database question

[clear atlas]

my bad sorry

[silk acorn]

when I use console mode, it works well

but I’de like to have a terminal opened

😆

I wouldn’t *

in console mode with debug, no error

spiritual problem lol

[lone cosmos]

Hey everyone, I'm creating a command line utility and was curious how one would go about making multiple progress bars (something like wget for instance). Here's a basic mockup:

$ python3 script.py
Task 1: [#######  ]
Task 2: [###      ]
Task 3: [#####    ] 
Task 4: [#########] Done!
Task 5: [######   ]

[unique forge]

how is this UI related?

[amber roost]

I'd say telling a user what's happening is pretty user interface related; @lone cosmos I saw a demo for this on https://pypi.org/project/rich once, otherwise maybe try looking into https://pypi.org/project/tqdm, though I don't know if that supports multiple progressbars

[lone cosmos]

Sorry, didn't know where else to put this. Considering it's the an interface to give the information to the user from my program this felt appropriate

[unique forge]

I think you should take a help channel

[lone cosmos]

Oh perfect, the rich library has a demo doing multiple progress bars, thank you so much!

[lethal reef]

ok, i want to get python to make a layout like any of these
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b2/Physical_keyboard_layouts_comparison_ANSI_ISO_KS_ABNT_JIS.png
however i'm unsure of how i can deal with "off-center" keys, or keys that are like 2.25U and so on (and ISO enter 😩)

[hexed sphinx]

hi

from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
root.title("List Box")
root.geometry("400x400")
root.iconbitmap('E:\images\pycharm.ico')

Create frame and scrollbar

my_frame = Frame(root)
my_scrollbar = Scrollbar(my_frame,orient = VERTICAL)

Listbox

my_listbox = Listbox(root,width=50,yscrollcommand = my_scrollbar.set)

Configure scrollbar

my_scrollbar.config(command = my_listbox.yview)
my_scrollbar.pack(side=RIGHT,fill=Y)
my_frame.pack()

my_listbox.pack(pady=15)

Add item to the list box

my_listbox.insert(END, "This is an item")
my_listbox.insert(END, "This is a second item")

Add list of item

my_list = ["one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three"]
for item in my_list:
my_listbox.insert(END, item)

def delete():
my_listbox.delete(ANCHOR)
my_label.config(text="")

def select():
my_label.config(text=my_listbox.get(ANCHOR))

def delete_all():
my_listbox.delete(0,END)

my_button = Button(root,text = "Delete",command = delete)
my_button.pack(pady=5)

my_button2 = Button(root,text="Select",command = select)
my_button2.pack(pady=5)

my_button3 = Button(root,text="Delete All",command = delete_all)
my_button3.pack(pady=5)

global my_label
my_label = Label(root,text="")
my_label.pack(pady=5)

root.mainloop()

python help

python help

!e from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
root.title("List Box")
root.geometry("400x400")
root.iconbitmap('E:\images\pycharm.ico')

Create frame and scrollbar

my_frame = Frame(root)
my_scrollbar = Scrollbar(my_frame,orient = VERTICAL)

Listbox

my_listbox = Listbox(root,width=50,yscrollcommand = my_scrollbar.set)

Configure scrollbar

my_scrollbar.config(command = my_listbox.yview)
my_scrollbar.pack(side=RIGHT,fill=Y)
my_frame.pack()

my_listbox.pack(pady=15)

Add item to the list box

my_listbox.insert(END, "This is an item")
my_listbox.insert(END, "This is a second item")

Add list of item

my_list = ["one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three"]
for item in my_list:
my_listbox.insert(END, item)

def delete():
my_listbox.delete(ANCHOR)
my_label.config(text="")

def select():
my_label.config(text=my_listbox.get(ANCHOR))

def delete_all():
my_listbox.delete(0,END)

my_button = Button(root,text = "Delete",command = delete)
my_button.pack(pady=5)

my_button2 = Button(root,text="Select",command = select)
my_button2.pack(pady=5)

my_button3 = Button(root,text="Delete All",command = delete_all)
my_button3.pack(pady=5)

global my_label
my_label = Label(root,text="")
my_label.pack(pady=5)

root.mainloop()

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[hexed sphinx]

why it became like that?

[lethal reef]

please use code blocks or post your code in a gist https://gist.github.com/
```py

code goes here

```

#code goes here

@hexed sphinx

[vast tiger]

So I'm using PySide6 and the loadUiType function to load a UI file into a class and use it as such

Main_Window, QWindow = loadUiType(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "window.ui"))
class MainWindow(Main_Window, QWindow):
    def __init__(self):
        super(MainWindow, self).__init__()
        self.setupUi(self)```

However I get this error

And I don't know what it means

The WindowHandler stuff is what runs the window and this line by the way

[hexed sphinx]

omg i dont understand

[vast tiger]

If you could ping me if you have an answer that'd be great, thanks

[hexed sphinx]

hei @vast tiger

how can u send the message like that?

by typing what?

[vast tiger]

#user-interfaces message

[hexed sphinx]

??

[vast tiger]

```py
Main_Window, QWindow = loadUiType(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "window.ui"))
class MainWindow(Main_Window, QWindow):
def __init__(self):
super(MainWindow, self).__init__()
self.setupUi(self)
```

[hexed sphinx]

in this text channels?

[vast tiger]

Yea

[hexed sphinx]

'''py
from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
root.title("List Box")
root.geometry("400x400")
root.iconbitmap('E:\images\pycharm.ico')

Create frame and scrollbar

my_frame = Frame(root)
my_scrollbar = Scrollbar(my_frame,orient = VERTICAL)

Listbox

my_listbox = Listbox(root,width=50,yscrollcommand = my_scrollbar.set)

Configure scrollbar

my_scrollbar.config(command = my_listbox.yview)
my_scrollbar.pack(side=RIGHT,fill=Y)
my_frame.pack()

my_listbox.pack(pady=15)

Add item to the list box

my_listbox.insert(END, "This is an item")
my_listbox.insert(END, "This is a second item")

Add list of item

my_list = ["one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three"]
for item in my_list:
my_listbox.insert(END, item)

def delete():
my_listbox.delete(ANCHOR)
my_label.config(text="")

def select():
my_label.config(text=my_listbox.get(ANCHOR))

def delete_all():
my_listbox.delete(0,END)

my_button = Button(root,text = "Delete",command = delete)
my_button.pack(pady=5)

my_button2 = Button(root,text="Select",command = select)
my_button2.pack(pady=5)

my_button3 = Button(root,text="Delete All",command = delete_all)
my_button3.pack(pady=5)

global my_label
my_label = Label(root,text="")
my_label.pack(pady=5)

root.mainloop()
''

from tkinter import *

root = Tk()
root.title("List Box")
root.geometry("400x400")
root.iconbitmap('E:\images\pycharm.ico')

# Create frame and scrollbar
my_frame = Frame(root)
my_scrollbar = Scrollbar(my_frame,orient = VERTICAL)

# Listbox
my_listbox = Listbox(root,width=50,yscrollcommand = my_scrollbar.set)

# Configure scrollbar
my_scrollbar.config(command = my_listbox.yview)
my_scrollbar.pack(side=RIGHT,fill=Y)
my_frame.pack()

my_listbox.pack(pady=15)

# Add item to the list box
my_listbox.insert(END, "This is an item")
my_listbox.insert(END, "This is a second item")

# Add list of item
my_list = ["one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three","one","two","three"]
for item in my_list:
    my_listbox.insert(END, item)

def delete():
    my_listbox.delete(ANCHOR)
    my_label.config(text="")

def select():
    my_label.config(text=my_listbox.get(ANCHOR))

def delete_all():
    my_listbox.delete(0,END)

my_button = Button(root,text = "Delete",command = delete)
my_button.pack(pady=5)

my_button2 = Button(root,text="Select",command = select)
my_button2.pack(pady=5)

my_button3 = Button(root,text="Delete All",command = delete_all)
my_button3.pack(pady=5)

global my_label
my_label = Label(root,text="")
my_label.pack(pady=5)


root.mainloop()

[vast tiger]

` not '

There ya go

[hexed sphinx]

thanks

[vast tiger]

I'll get my issue solved tomorrow I guess :/

[hexed sphinx]

i want to ask u

[vast tiger]

I've never used tkinter

Sorry

You also didn't say what was wrong

[hexed sphinx]

okay

Not wrong but....

when i run the programme it'll be like this

[vast tiger]

And...?

[hexed sphinx]

it suppose to be like that

am i wrong ur is it bug? or something?

[vast tiger]

It looks fine to me

Oh wait

You need to align the scrollbar to the text box

[hexed sphinx]

@vast tiger i don't understand

do u have friend that understand Tkinter?

i have a lot of questions :V

[lethal reef]

you shoukd prob watch that video again

[umbral tundra]

which font is this inside vscode workspace?

[dim niche]

Same. It happens to me too (same tutorial)

[vast tiger]

I think it's called cascadia code or something

If you search on google I know they have it listed there

[spark wyvern]

is anyone free to suggest any solutions to a problem in a turtle program

[balmy mirage]

Is there anyone that’s familiar with Python Tkinter? Please DM me

I need help with an assignment!

[proven basin]

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[digital rose]

can anyone help me PyQT5, Qtchart?

[digital yacht]

Guys I need some opinions for my project, what design do you thinks looks better? Left or Right side?

[digital rose]

please

right

side

[digital yacht]

thanks, anything else you think i could improve on then for the right side?

[digital rose]

umm no idea, may be try adding some mouse hover effects

[digital yacht]

thanks appreciate it

[digital rose]

helloww, i need help with Pyqt5.QtCharts

please help me im dying of suffering

XD

[lethal reef]

Make it a setting

[rapid cradle]

Hey, im trying to get my code to log me into a game. would you say pywinautogui is the best to use?

the screenshot method? or is there better ways to do this?

[tranquil forge]

I'm trying to make a shortcut in windows that lets me run the anaconda activate.bat then runs a script, all without showing a console window. The hard part seems to be not showing a console window, anyone know of a way to hide it?

[digital yacht]

never thought about that, think that will work thanks 🙏

[hexed hinge]

Alright

[woeful niche]

@hexed hinge here

[hexed hinge]

    pausemusic.config(text="Exmample")
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'config'

This is that error i keep getting

[woeful niche]

hmm

can u send ur pausemusic widget

[hexed hinge]

pausemusic = Button(second_frame, text="Play/Pause", command=lambda: pause()).grid(row=0, column=0)
You mean this?

[woeful niche]

ahh

try doing grid on a separate line

bc ur calling grid on the object and pausemusic is = to the result of grid

which is None

[hexed hinge]

Oh wow... it worked

Sometimes python is so weird

[woeful niche]

ayee gz

[woeful niche]

try creating a func that doesn't return anything

and do

x = func()

x would be NoneType

bc theres no value that func is returning

that's what happened in your case i think

[hexed hinge]

Ahhhhh i get it

Thanks alott!

[woeful niche]

np bro gl with ur program

[hexed hinge]

Thank youuu!

[nimble eagle]

hello, i know this is very open ended and vague, but i'm looking for a way to make my interfaces more attractive(using tkinter) eg.

for example, how was this green border added?

[amber roost]

tkinter really fails in that department. I created a border just like this, you can take a look at the source here: https://github.com/Square789/Demomgr/blob/master/demomgr/tk_widgets/headed_frame.py (Please ignore the docstrings, they're copypasted and overall bad).
Basically it creates a frame inside another frame which is just padded inwards, you'll need to remember to set the parents of the widgets that should appear in the inner frame to the inner frame directly, otherwise you'll have stuff appear squashed in the border frame.

[nimble eagle]

ooh, thank you, every little bit helps, if you could recommend a good framework for more attractive interfaces?

[nimble eagle]

unless ofc, if with enough effort even tkinter can make nice interfaces*, your example looks great to me

[amber roost]

Well I can't, really; only ever used tkinter.
There's PyQt and PySide which seem to both use the same framework? (Qt) - however I have no experience in them and am also scared of them due to their licensing and external installation requirements, they should look a whole lot better though and be more flexible.
Then there's also Kivy, but I think that's suited to mobile apps specifically

[nimble eagle]

ah ive heard of PyQt and Kivy, but ive only used tkinter due to it coming with default python isntallations

[amber roost]

With enough effort, yes, tkinter can look good. I spent a unnecessary amount of time and digging through now defunct documentation to make this all look like it is, when the other frameworks are just more up-to-date and easier to get looking good

Oh, also there's DearImGui, which has python bindings I think

https://pypi.org/project/imgui/ and https://github.com/swistakm/pyimgui, looks insanely basic though, I think it's more for quick and dirty debugging/apps where looks don't matter too much

Although the game Teardown actually uses Dear ImGui, so I guess you can make it look nice as well

[nimble eagle]

hmm i found dearpygui, which seems to be a wrapping of DearImGui, though i don't understand wrapping too well

Thanks a ton for your help,i think ill look at imgui and dearpygui and see what would work best

[amber roost]

I don't quite do too much as well, I guess it's all just hooking into a dll and calling its functions through python; here's pyimguis tutorials for it, looks simple enough: https://pyimgui.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guide/first-steps.html

[nimble eagle]

hmm, all i'm worried about is online sources, i'm pretty bad at creating interfaces at the moment so i run into tons of problems, would that be a problem?

[amber roost]

So you basically mean you are worried about not having enough sources/documentation?

I can not tell how much there is doc- and communitywise for pygui or kivy, I think Qt has a really strong backbone regarding its docs, but they are mostly in its originaly language, C++

tkinter used to have effbot.org/tkinterbook and a website from a mining institute? but the first one is "temporarily" down and the latter just went away to never return all of a sudden

So that's not really a good starting point, I also don't see that much of a future for tkinter to be honest

[nimble eagle]

Hmm, alright, ill learn a new UI framework thin, maybe imgui you mention? https://pypi.org/project/imgui/ says "completion:81%"? does that mean it's not fully functional yet?

also Coverage: 56% and build: failing(windows)

[amber roost]

Yeah I guess it may not be fully fleshed out yet.
I really do not know what you should do, experience in Qt seems good to have overall, but I'd say maybe get an idea for a project, look at other projects written in different UI frameworks and then make your choice on what would fit best based on those existing projects

[nimble eagle]

Alright ill do that, thanks a ton for your advice, i appreciate it

[north ore]

Anyone heard of.the beeware project

It's an amazing project that helps python devs to make native os gui

All in python.

An example

[tribal path]

iirc, they moved from their own build setup to kivys p4a... off to check

Perhaps not what I recall, been a while since I tried (unsuccessfully) to use beeware / briefcase, https://github.com/beeware/voc that pivot would be what I was recalling...

[rapid cradle]

Guys any idea why pyautogui.click() isnt working?

Is there something wrong with my permissions?

[pseudo heron]

prob

[rustic tinsel]

Would anyone recommend using tkinter for a application or is it supposed to be more of a learning tool.

[vague totem]

Hey, i am kind of new to coding

and as a small project to learn, i want to make a calculator with a GUI

are there any tips to help me make it?

[ocean cloak]

I need help please with tkinter class in phosphorus channel pls guys

[keen path]

u have problems with stacking ?

ping me when u are here

[keen path]

u found out how to use it ?

[ionic forge]

Hey!
So out of curiosity i just learnt tkinter and I created a few very small projects/games in it. So now what i wanna ask is what can I do with tkinter? like with django i can do lots of useful stuff but what are the possibilities with tkinter? how do i harness those possibilities like i am not able to see a probable use of tkinter anywhere. Thanks and merry Christmas 🎄

[ionic forge]

I saw a video in which the tutor makes a calculator using tkinter do you want me to share it?

[modern marsh]

one guy made a game in tkinter

not recommended tho

and yeah its a GUI so all things related to GUI

[ionic forge]

Okay thanks

[keen path]

thanks for that answer

because i saw @ionic forge 's message but didn't know how to answer

[neon ridge]

Anything that uses “print” or takes user input

[digital rose]

i need help with pyqt5

[grim egret]

I need help with this GUI I'm making in Tkinter, so when a button is clicked and meets a certain if condition, I want a function to be called and this function should repeat every two minutes in the background (meaning the GUI should still be interactable with) until the same button is clicked again (of course, if the if statement is met then it would start/be called again immediately after [but this is the way I want it as the function I want to have repeat takes in parameters that may be different every time; left them out in the code below just for the sake of the example]). I tried finding ways I could implement this, and what I read was that I could make the repeating function recursive using .after() or use threads (which I am not that familiar with), but the problem is I need to be able to access/get information from the widgets of the app within the repeating function and a lot of the examples I see online dont pertain to my specific issue or create another class (and then I wouldn't know how to access my widgets). Does anyone know what I could do to accomplish this?

#all widgets are global so I can access them from other functions in the class
def create_widgets(self):
    global button1
    button1 = Button(root, command=self.clicked)
    #there are more widgets than just this button, all global

#function that should repeat in background every 2min
#must be able to access the widgets made in create_widgets
#must terminate when button1 is clicked
def repeating_func(self):
    #body of function
    
#function for when button1 is clicked
def clicked(self):
    #if there is a repeating_func process going on, it should be stopped here
    if condition: #if condition is met, repeating_func is called (with potentially different parameters)
        self.repeating_func()```

[amber roost]

Will repeating_func halt/interact with I/O or run for a long amount of time?

If not, you can probably just register it with a recursive after function and use after_cancel to de-schedule it again

If it does, your UI will noticably hang while it's running, depends whether you're ok with that

[dense oasis]

The program hanging during a long process just looks bad even if you don’t need to use the GUI during the process imo

And you get to learn threading along the way

[modern marsh]

so threading helps with that stuff?

cuz i have a gui linked to selenium

and when it opens the test browser, the gui hangs

[lofty pond]

@modern marsh Threading will help, since you call a function in another thread, therefore not running it with the gui and no hangs, an example is:

import tkinter as tk
import threading

def long_func():
    count = 0
    while True:
        count += 1
        print(count)

root = tk.Tk()
# Here is where the threading helps
process = threading.Thread(target=long_func, daemon=True)

process.start()
root.mainloop()

The reason why I use, daemon =True is to make sure that the process closes when the program exits

[modern marsh]

hmm thats nice

so it uses CPU threads?

and the number of threads you can open are limited to number of threads in the CPU?

@lofty pond

[proper flume]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65465434/preview-with-tkinter-of-a-pillow-low-resolution-picture

[knotty sierra]

PyQt experts needed;))

I would like implement something like this to my interface designed in QT designer.
Each arrow holds a list of values A, B, C, D, E. When one of letters is chosen in one of the three combo field, the chosen value is missing on the other lists.

e.g. I choose A value in the first list, and the options for the other lists are B, C, D, E

[grim egret]

I know this is a late response, but thank you so much for this! I had no clue after_cancel existed, so once I saw you mention it, I did some searching on it, and I was able to find a page with the exact answer I was looking for. Tried it out in my program and it worked wonderfully, wouldn't have been possible without you having mentioned that, again, thank you so much I appreciate it a lot! c:

[quartz halo]

Is there a way(and library) to anchor an interface to the side of the screen and OnMouseHover slides sideways and shows interface

[worn verge]

im looking to build a calculator (GUI). i've never used tkinter or any gui library before. What is the best package right now? is it tkinter, pysimplegui, kivy?

[wary fable]

I suggest using tkinter

[worn verge]

@wary fable have u used kivy or the other packages? why specifically tkinter

[wary fable]

I used tkinter once. I made a chat system and it worked out pretty well. There are a lot of tutorials about tkinter as well so if you need help with that you can always ask the internet. I have no experience with the other packages you mentioned.

[vivid osprey]

Only problem with it is that you cant thread it, but thats only an issue in more complex programs

[worn verge]

thanks guys i will try it out.

[lavish elk]

I wanted to ask what is the recommended library in python 3 for creating graphic user interface?

[junior wigeon]

You can use Tkinter for basic projects

[spark wyvern]

tkinter is the most straight forward i think, kivy is more advanced. If you are starting user interface i suggest tkinter.

[worn verge]

Thanks @spark wyvern

[spark wyvern]

anyone have any good ideas for a tkinter project

[abstract relic]

make interface for a spamming tool thats what i did for my first project

or try making an interface for an entry software with tkinter and sqllite

[spark wyvern]

spamming what

?

[abstract relic]

text in txt files

[modern marsh]

calculator

some database management stuff

some api related stuff

[visual stump]

If I am trying to build a UI that is used to set the configuration of python clients (basically replace the text input with gui input), what package would you suggest I use? I am currently using pygame, but I feel like that's best for on-going processes.

[spark wyvern]

isint pygame a module for games

if its not really a game try using tkinter or kivy

[visual stump]

Well

technically it's a game

[spark wyvern]

oh

[visual stump]

But it's not the kind of game that would be useful with pygame

I'm making a CTF

[spark wyvern]

capture the flag?

[visual stump]

I've already built the backend. Now I Just need to build the front-end

yes

[spark wyvern]

can you explain what you mean by replace the text input with gui input?

[visual stump]

Sorry, text commands through the python terminal

[spark wyvern]

so you want the output to change to the gui input?

the ouput in the terminal

[visual stump]

I'm actually building the prototype right now

For example, part 1 of the challenge is to figure out what port is required to access the server

So the user will be able to input a port and test the connection

[visual stump]

also, yes

wait, input of terminal to change to input of gui

[spark wyvern]

why dont you make an entry then so they can just input straight into the gui?

wait thats tkinter i forgot you are using pygame

[visual stump]

I came on here to decide which gui package to use

Clearly, I should use tkinter

I just made my low fidelity prototype. The question now is whether or not to build a config file

I think I can pull this off without a config file

[vivid osprey]

In Tk inter how do I assign a function to the window close button

This one

[lofty pond]

It is root.destroy() to close the window

[vivid osprey]

Nah I want to run a command when the window's close button is pressed

root.destory() is bound by default to the close button

[lofty pond]

There is an event, WM_DELETE_WINDOW, an example:

def on_closing():
    print(closed)
root.protocol("WM_DELETE_WINDOW", on_closing)

Or you can just put codes under the root.mainloop() and it will run when the gui is closed

[vivid osprey]

Thanks

[dusky gate]

i have download the package ImageScraper, which works fine in my terminal, but it dont seems intuitive to the end-user. How can I use the package inside my program?

import image_scraper
image_scraper.scrape_images(URL)

-h, --help                      Print help
-m, --max-images <number>       Maximum number images to be scraped
-s, --save-dir  <path>          Name of the folder to save the images
-g, --injected                  Scrape injected images
--formats [ [FORMATS ..]]       Specify the formats of images to be scraped
--max-filesize  <size>          Limit on size of image in bytes (default: 100000000)
--dump-urls                     Print the URLs of the images
--scrape-reverse                Scrape the images in reverse order
--proxy-urls            Use the specified HTTP/HTTPS proxy

I mean, how to transport that options to a Tkinter interface?

[median ridge]

Is there a way in PyQt to group a bunch of widgets together so I can style them together

[visual stump]

Anyone know why, when I do .pack(side=[SIDE]), no other widget is visible unless I pick another side?

Also, how would one fix this?

oh wait, seems like I should grid them

[modern marsh]

place them

[distant sand]

hello @ here does anyone here know a good tutorial in using eel

[mighty gale]

how do you check if a canvas is blank in tkinter?

[north ore]

Have u guys heard of the beeware

[visual stump]

How does one remove the background of a label?

like is it bg='none' ?

nop

I feel like this is something very easy that I simply cannot find on the internet

[modern marsh]

you want to make it transparent?

[dusky gate]

is Tkinter a useriterface?

[pallid vapor]

Yes

[visual stump]

Ideally I'd like to get rid of it entirely, but it seems like the only way to do that is to make it transparent

[amber roost]

To remove it completely from the window just use {mgr}_forget, where mgr is whatever geometry manager you were using to render the label initially

[visual stump]

so .. tkinter?

or pack?

wait

I think I tried that. 1 sec

[visual stump]

I'm assuming that I'm formatting this wrong: result['bg'] = place_forget

[amber roost]

no, it's result.place_forget() then

[visual stump]

ah

Wait

doesn't that hide the entire label?

Oh that's what you said. Yah, I'm trying to remove the background only

[amber roost]

whoops, i assumed you meant the label and not the background with "it" in I'd like to get rid of it entirely

[visual stump]

also, technically to get rid of it entirely, i'd want to destroy it 🐱

Anyway

[amber roost]

I'm not even too sure if it's possible to have a transparent background in tkinter, there are some alpha options, but nothing I ever used myself

[visual stump]

Ok but like

There's the default background that is the same as the background. Once changing the color, how do I get back to default?

I guess it's not the biggest deal because I am rewriting this entire program in html, but it would still be nice to know

[amber roost]

Well, you could save it somewhere or create a label only to query its background attribute, but that would be wasteful. I'll see if you can get default configuration options for widget classes somehow, just a few minutes

[visual stump]

yah, this seems a little ridiculous ngl

[pale hollow]

say I'd want to open a URL and locate and insert a string inside of textbox on that website, how should I do tackle that

I know I can insert pyautogui to open urls

import*

should I like track the cursors position and have coords of where textbox is located on opening url?

[amber roost]

I actually couldn't make out where these options come from, so I think the way with creating a widget and checking its background attribute is the best option. https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TkCmd/option.htm suggests they are hardcoded into the widgets, but no idea where. Querying the style database would be a simple task with ttk though

[visual stump]

In otherwords, it is ridiculous

You may as well just destroy the widget and rebuild it...

[modern marsh]

could you somehow

get the background image or whatever

for only that part

using pillow

or opencv

and put it in the label?

[visual stump]

U talking about my thing or something else?

[modern marsh]

yes

tkinter is hard to work with

when things get complex

[visual stump]

This shouldn't even be complex 😓

[modern marsh]

look

you know the label dimensions

so

[visual stump]

huh

[modern marsh]

using pillow or opencv

[visual stump]

All I wanted to do was change the color back to default

[modern marsh]

crop the bg image

oh

its solid color?

[visual stump]

Yes

[modern marsh]

heh

then just change bg

[visual stump]

And yet

there is no color that is the same as default

[modern marsh]

huh

[visual stump]

1 sec

[modern marsh]

you can use the hex values

for colour

instead of aqua or something

instead of words

[visual stump]

notice how the background of the label is different than the background of the screen

[modern marsh]

or

you can change the background of the whole window

who likes white anyways 😄

[visual stump]

But I don't want to do that

[modern marsh]

ok fine

[visual stump]

Wait, that's white???

[modern marsh]

creamish

whatever

[visual stump]

hmm

I thought it was a shade of gray

[modern marsh]

i guess you can use hex values of color

[visual stump]

here are all of the possible colors: http://www.science.smith.edu/dftwiki/index.php/Color_Charts_for_TKinter

[modern marsh]

yeah thats sad

try one of the grey's

[visual stump]

I did

anyway, it's #f0f0f0

[modern marsh]

yeah as i was saying

change the background a bit

to match current bg

so that its easier

[visual stump]

let me see

[modern marsh]

hmm square789 might have a solution

[amber roost]

these are just the names that tkinter can translate into a color, you can use any hex string you want for colors

[modern marsh]

nice

[visual stump]

ok, so

[amber roost]

But what I would do at this point is just querying the colors you want at program start and remembering them so you can use it to reset the color later

[visual stump]

Somehow the color is still wrong even though that's the right hex

[modern marsh]

yup

oh

[visual stump]

This makes no sense. Whatever it's not a big deal

[modern marsh]

yeah

just change it a bit

so that its easier to match stuff

[visual stump]

I'm rewriting it in html anyway b/c the lecturer I'm working under wants it to be a web client

[modern marsh]

oh ok

try PyQt5 - real nice

[visual stump]

eh

The interface is so simple I'd rather just build the html and rebuild the front-end in Js

[modern marsh]

aight

[vernal barn]

Anyone here know how to chnage the background color of a Tkinter Entry ?

[lofty pond]

@vernal barn There is a bg (background) parameter for Entry

[stray jackal]

can tkinter and pygame be used together

[vivid osprey]

Bit of a silly question but i need to explain what tkinter.Tk() does in a comment

not how it works or anything

just dunno how to explain what its doing

I guess something like creates the base window?

[lofty pond]

A explanation taken from the docs, ".. It is the toplevel which is usually the main window of an application."

[vivid osprey]

Cheers

[lofty pond]

@digital rose You can create a custom title bar and show the the title as a label

[modern marsh]

it works in linux ( manjaro as per i tested)

hmm

try including this

app.geometry('500x500')

or

app = tk.Tk(className=" test")

@digital rose

[modern marsh]

remove title while doing this

both of em?

uhh idk

perhaps its limited by the size of window

might as well try it

Ahh ok

Idk other ways

Sorry

[lunar kelp]

May just be the OS. tkinter uses OS builtins for stuff like scrollbars and title bars

cause thats how you set the title

my be able to disable the titlebar and create a custom one at the top of the screen, but i dont think you can if i remember right

[digital rose]

Where can I learn tkinter ?

[modern marsh]

w3schools is where i learnt it

[digital rose]

Link?

[modern marsh]

and then additional stuff, some tricks etc are in the official docs

aight

oh ma bad

it was geeksforgeeks

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-gui-tkinter/

[digital rose]

Thanks

[modern marsh]

ye np

see yt tutorials also if you want

[digital rose]

Im curious and was copying the code but got this error

app = tk.TK() AttributeError: partially initialized module 'tkinter' has no attribute 'TK' (most likely due to a circular import)

from this code

import tkinter as tk app = tk.TK() app.title("test") app.mainlopp()

and Im not sure why

[torpid elk]

hi..

I want to learn UI using PyQt5

[ivory sky]

Does someone use QtCreator good?

@torpid elk You got differents way to learn from it

[digital rose]

NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ivory sky]

Thanks

[digital rose]

how did you get so good

[ivory sky]

idk i'm learning

[digital rose]

what are you using to learn

[ivory sky]

my brain 🙂

Nah i'm joking

[digital rose]

how did you ?

[ivory sky]

I'm using Qt Creator

[digital rose]

whats that

[ivory sky]

Look on internet

[digital rose]

how a designer

oh*

[ivory sky]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD0UeD7S27s&list=PLfQ7GQSrl0_v1T4Pe_NW4GLaynBfydFy-&ab_channel=Wanderson

A good course to learn if you need it

[digital rose]

thanks

[ivory sky]

I'm using this one

But i'm french 😢

[digital rose]

is it french

?

@ivory sky

where do i install qt

[ivory sky]

Look video

all explained

[digital rose]

what languages do i need to know

just python

?

[ivory sky]

yup

Qml is easy

[digital rose]

do i need to know js

[ivory sky]

no

[digital rose]

k

[north ore]

@ivory sky that looks amazinf

Maybe ill switch to Qt

[ivory sky]

Thanks mate

[north ore]

still learning kivy, dont wanna break the process yet

but ill give it a try

[vagrant cypress]

what would be the best python tool to make graphical user interfaces? I've seen tkinter but that just seems very outdated and generally just donesn't really look good, is there some better library for this?

or should I just use a different language?

[modern marsh]

PyQt5

Js has electron but it has its own problems - memory hog etc

Call me crazy, I like using arcade GUI , idk why 😄

[modern marsh]

app = tk.Tk()

And
app.mainloop()

Also, don't call ur py file as TK or Tk or something

[digital rose]

Ah

Thank you

I named it tkinter.py which is probably not helpful

[modern marsh]

Yup

Change the name

[digital rose]

Will do in the morning

[north ore]

i just realized something

Apple developers pay 99 dollars per year for their app being on the appstore, while for the google play store its 25% for a lifetime

[twilit rock]

i am getting problem in iconbitmap of tkinter OS ubuntu 20.04.1

_tkinter.TclError: bitmap "k.ico" not defined

from tkinter import *

raiz=Tk()
raiz.title("Estes es el titulo")
raiz.iconbitmap('k.ico')
raiz.mainloop()

k.ico is a file in same dir

even tried this way

img = tkinter.PhotoImage(file='~/pharmapos/pharmapos.png')
window.tk.call('wm', 'iconphoto', window._w, img)

but didnt work

[stray coral]

Working with pyqt5 and Qt Designer
I have a text label that will usually be smaller then the text it contains.
The text in the label needs to start scrolling to the left when hovered over.
I can do this easily enough with code, but wondered if there was a qt widget or functionality for this.

[cloud thorn]

Could you recommend a course on Figma? That is rather oriented to the use of figma for design itself and web design.

[turbid cedar]

Hello! How can i get the var hours_entry ?

def hours():
    _hours = hours_entry.get()
    _hours = int(_hours)
    if _hours <= 23:
        hours_angle = _hours*15
        total_angle.append(hours_angle)
        print(total_angle)
    else:
        tkinter.messagebox.showerror(
            title='Hours value error!', message="Please provid a good value.")


def menu():
    # Hours entry.
    hours_entry = tkinter.Entry(main_window, bg='gray11', fg='white',
                                insertbackground='white')
    hours_entry.pack()
    # Hours button
    hours_button = tkinter.Button(
        main_window,  text="Hours", command=hours)
    hours_button.pack(padx=50, pady=10)

Inside my function hours ?

[woeful niche]

maybe use global

[ivory sky]

QtCreator

@north ore

[north ore]

Damn

Gonna publush it soon?

[ivory sky]

Yes

[north ore]

It looks resized, like a phone?

Planning on moving it to android?

[ivory sky]

Idk for now, i need to make the panel tomorrow

I'm learning a lot on Qt and QML

[north ore]

is it possible to push QT GUI to andorid, is it cross-platform?

[ivory sky]

Yes

Qt is Cross Platform

[north ore]

does it have mobile gestures, like ability to sense when user swipes

[ivory sky]

Oh i don't try it

As i told you i'm learning 😉

[north ore]

🙂

[modern marsh]

that is indeed beautiful

[unique forge]

@ivory sky can you send me a link for QtCreator

also, does it use pyqt5?

[ivory sky]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD0UeD7S27s&ab_channel=Wanderson

[unique forge]

th

x

that app looks really good

I've used QT designer

[ivory sky]

Same for a while

[unique forge]

but this looks way better

[ivory sky]

It's old

Deprecated

[unique forge]

it looks modern

[ivory sky]

QtCreator use better technic

[unique forge]

unlike Designer

looks old

[ivory sky]

Yeah

QtQuick is better

[unique forge]

does it use PyQT?

@ivory sky

[ivory sky]

Library?

Yes

[unique forge]

can I use pyqt with it

[ivory sky]

You got different options take a look

[unique forge]

because I already know PyQT5

[ivory sky]

New versions use QML if you make a QT Quick file

For design

[modern marsh]

how do you know that QtDesigner is deprecated?

is it official or what?

[ivory sky]

Not deprecated you can still use it but there is more convenient tools

Like QT Creator

[spark wyvern]

if you want to sell an app, but its not really an app its an exe file, how do you make it an app?

if i want to make a tkinter calcualtor an app how would i do it

?

[unique forge]

with tkinter?

[unique forge]

a exe file is an app

[spark wyvern]

so wait you just give them the exe fike

file it counts as an app?

[spark wyvern]

no as in an app for a phone, any way tkinter is not suitable for phone apps but kivy is

[unique forge]

oh

[vivid osprey]

Is there any way at all to run tkinter in its own thread?

using stock python libraries

[unique forge]

wdym @vivid osprey

[vivid osprey]

I have a thread which I want to create a file open box inside

[weak rivet]

I'm using tkinter, and I seem to have broken some code without touching it. I've implemented a basic scrolling and zooming function on a canvas, and it worked, until I added another keybind, and then it suddenly won't register the scrolling and zooming ones

self.master is a frame

self.canvas is a canvas

is it something to do with the fact that i've bound the clicking to objects on the canvas, and the scrolling to the frame?

the disp_cell function works fine

all of the binds to self.master have broken

update: fixed it

changed the binds to self.canvas, and did self.canvas.focus_set()

[stable ibex]

https://pastebin.com/BvvXSQFk - What should i do

How can i install QT designer?

[sudden coral]

pyside comes with a designer

Why are you using such old versions?

I suggest you install and use a modern version of python as well as install pyside2 or pyside6

[unique forge]

um

@ivory sky

still quite large

[ivory sky]

👍

[burnt ember]

How to create this layout with Tkinter pack? A textbox filling all width and a button to the right

[modern marsh]

for button width, there is the width attribute in tk.Button

[tender surge]

Can I color text in a text editor widget with pyqt?

[whole dagger]

Probably with the help of QPainter

[frigid fulcrum]

hello, i am using tkinter and i need help with:

I want the seed () command in the "random" library for the number I entered in input to be the number in parentheses.

for example:

`  from random import seed

seed (3) // What I want here is to have the variable entered by the user instead of that number 
print (random ())``

// "After writing these, the result is a random number whose seed is 3"

anybody can help me what i can do it this situation

[obtuse thistle]

seed(int(input("Enter seed: ")))

[frigid fulcrum]

OMG thanks teacher 😄

its so helpful feedback

thanks again

[obtuse thistle]

np

[frigid fulcrum]

umm

can i ask somethink again?

I how to Adapt this

``
from tkinter import*
from random import seed
from random import random

p = Tk()
p.title("Chalice.of.Devil")
p.geometry("850x400")
p.config(bg="gray")

sifre = Entry(p, borderwidth=6,width=30,)
sifre.grid(row=0,column=2)
sifre.config(bg="gray")

def getToken():
printscreen = Label(p, text=" Token'in " + sifre.get(), bg="black", fg="white",)
printscreen.grid(row=1, column=1)

Token = Button(p,text="Token Al",padx=20,pady=5,command=getToken)
Token.grid(row=0,column=1)

p.mainloop()
``

i want adapt for this

screen is :

and i cant adapt this program?? 😦

[merry quartz]

!code

[proven basin]

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

[merry quartz]

@frigid fulcrum read this pls ⬆️

[frigid fulcrum]

ok but pls heeelpp

[nimble eagle]

Hello im using tkinter.ttk.Progressbar, i want it to progress as my loop progresses, my loop appends each element of array 2, onto each element of array 1, so i times the 2 array lengths with each other, and divide that by 100, to determine how many times the loop should iterate, before increasing the progressbar value by 1

Then i nthe loop i check how many times its looped, mod(%) that by how many times it could be divided by 100, and if my answer is 0, increment the bar by 1

is thsi approach corect?

    while counter >0:
        divs+=1
        counter -= 100
    i=0
    for c12 in combinations12:
        for c13 in combinations13:
            number_combinations.append(list(c12) + list(c13))
            if i%divs == 0:
                pgbCombinations['value'] += 1
                root.update()

Apologies i'm dumb, i never increment i

[odd chasm]

I have a very simple tkinter app that downloads something whenever I click a button, but while it's downloading windows thinks the app is not responding

[lofty pond]

@odd chasm Use threading

An example is:

import tkinter as tk
import threading

def long_func():
    count = 0
    while True:
        count += 1
        print(count)
        if count == 20:
            break

root = tk.Tk()
# Here is where the threading helps
process = threading.Thread(target=long_func, daemon=True)

process.start()
root.mainloop()

[knotty sierra]

Could anybody send tutorials how to link gui made in PyQtDesigner to the main program file? My gui uses import,export files boxes, text boxes, buttons. I just can't find any good tutorial that covers this topics. I assume I need to create third file to control gui and main program

[pseudo turret]

Hey should i use kivy or should i use tkinter for making UI ?

Moreover i wanted to know how APPS with very good GUI are made? Do those apps use some specific IDEs ?

[turbid cedar]

Hello their! I have a little problem.I don't know how to import a variable from a function in an other function like that:

def hours(hours_entry):
    hours = hours_entry.get()
    hours = int(hours)
    if hours <= 23:
        hours_angle = hours*15
        TANGLE.append(hours_angle)
        print(TANGLE)
    else:
        tkinter.messagebox.showerror(
            title='Hours value error!', message="Please provid a good value.")

def menu():
    # Hours entry.
    hours_entry = tkinter.Entry(MAIN_WINDOW, bg='gray11', fg='white',
                                insertbackground='white')
    hours_entry.pack()

    # Hours button
    hours_button = tkinter.Button(
        MAIN_WINDOW,  text="Hours", command=hours(hours_entry))
    hours_button.pack(padx=50, pady=10)

I would like to import hours_entry in hours.

[odd chasm]

Oh, ok
Thanks

[slate marlin]

why does my calculator have these ugly spaces ;-;

im doing this

root.title('calculator')
e = Entry(width= 35 , borderwidth = 5);e.grid(row = 0 , column = 0 , columnspan = 3, padx = 5 , pady =5)

y = 1
l = 0
for i in range(1 , 10):
    if l % 3 == 0:
        y += 1
        l = 0
    button = Button(root , text = str(i) , padx = 15 , pady = 15 , command = addition)
    button.grid(row = y , column = l)
    l += 1

[sullen jolt]

If you are talking about passing hours_entry as an argument in your button action, you can use a lambda function or 'partial' from functools
See this StackOverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6920302/how-to-pass-arguments-to-a-button-command-in-tkinter

[mellow gorge]

Hi all, is anybody aware of how generally the no-code or low-code platforms generally generate the code behind the scenes?

[alpine citrus]

Write its full directory

[twilit rock]

okay let me try wait

[twilit rock]

still not working

[alpine citrus]

Same error?

[twilit rock]

yeps

[alpine citrus]

Ok wait a min

You're using Linux?

[twilit rock]

yes

ubuntu

[alpine citrus]

Then iso file will not work

Convert it to xbm

First, you'll need to create an icon and save it in two formats: Windows "ico" and Unix "xbm". 64 x 64 is a good size. XBM is a 1-bit format--pixels just on or off, so no colors, no grays. Linux implementations of tkinter only accept XBM even though every Linux desktop supports real icons, so you're just out of luck there. Also, the XBM spec is ambiguous about whether "on" bits represent black or white, so you may have to invert the XBM for some desktops. Gimp is good for creating these.

Then to put the icon in your titlebar, use this code (Python 3):

import os
from tkinter import *
from tkinter.ttk import *

root = Tk()
root.title("My Application")
if "nt" == os.name:
root.wm_iconbitmap(bitmap = "myicon.ico")
else:
root.wm_iconbitmap(bitmap = "@myicon.xbm")

root.mainloop()

An example

[twilit rock]

oh

not working

[proven basin]

Hey @twilit rock!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.xbm). We currently allow the following file types: .3gp, .3g2, .avi, .bmp, .gif, .h264, .jpg, .jpeg, .mkv, .mov, .mp4, .mpeg, .mpg, .png, .tiff, .wmv, .svg, .psd, .ai, .aep, .xcf, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .afdesign, .m4a, .csv.

Feel free to ask in #community-meta if you think this is a mistake.

[alpine citrus]

Share your full code

[twilit rock]

from tkinter import *

raiz=Tk()
raiz.title("Estes es el titulo")
raiz.iconbitmap('@kk.xbm')
raiz.mainloop()

@alpine citrus

[spark wyvern]

On kivy, using grid layout, how do you make it so it doesent cover the top of the screen ?

[spark wyvern]

use x and y to put them closer together. I do not know what u tried in ur code. You can use the button.place then (x = , y = )

[twilit rock]

i have a hard time adding iconbitmap

[sharp cypress]

hmm

[twilit rock]

😟

[sharp cypress]

does that help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20860325/python-3-tkinter-iconbitmap-error-in-ubuntu ?

[twilit rock]

i searched like 10s of stackoverflow

nothing worked

import os
from tkinter import *
from tkinter.ttk import *

root = Tk()
root.title("My Application")
if "nt" == os.name:
    root.wm_iconbitmap("k.ico")
else:
    root.wm_iconbitmap("@k.xbm")

root.mainloop()

my code

[spark wyvern]

why is it when i text anywhere no one answers then when someone else texts they get a reply 2 secs later like bruh😹

[twilit rock]

on windows its working

[sharp cypress]

u jsut tryna set the icon?

[twilit rock]

yes

😟

these are my files

[twilit rock]

not sure

lol

[sharp cypress]

try writing default= b4 the path to img

maybe that'll help

i use windows myself

and also make sure u have this img in the same folder with ur py file

[twilit rock]

with default its giving error

[sharp cypress]

):

[twilit rock]

leave it

dont wanna bother much

[sharp cypress]

that's ok

[twilit rock]

😃

[sharp cypress]

gl in solving it

[twilit rock]

thank you

[spark wyvern]

jamal

u know kivy?~}

@sharp cypress

[sharp cypress]

no

sorry

[spark wyvern]

k its fine

[sharp cypress]

ik tkinter only and should learn qt

[slate marlin]

ohh ill try that thanks a lot

in this image why is the button not centered with the entry thing and the drop down thing? ;-;

entry_link = Entry(root , width = 40 , borderwidth = 5 , font = ('Verdana',12)).grid(row = 0 , column = 0 , padx = 15 ,
                   pady = 10 , columnspan = 3)
accept_button = Button(root , text = 'Done' , padx = 25 , pady = 12).grid(row = 1 , column = 1)
drop_down =  OptionMenu(root , drp , '1080p' , '720p' , '360p').grid(row = 2 , column = 0 , padx = 25 , pady = 10)

[spark wyvern]

did you pack the button?

or place it

woah woah your putting it in the same line

you do this

accept_button = Button(root, text = "done, padx = 25, pady = 12)
accept_button.place(x=,y=)

accept_button = Button(root, text = "done", padx = 25, pady = 12)
accept_button.place(x=,y=)

or

accept_button.grid(row = , column = )

for the second line

[digital rose]

so, i've been wondering what ui framework would be good to learn after tkinter, since tkinter doesn't support native ui elements

[spark wyvern]

kivy

its better framework

compatible for all users

ios android pc

[frank slate]

hey im creating a minecraft client and i need to know how i can make a button in tkinter open up file explorer, and which ever file they select will replace another file

got this for the button

and this for the opening of file explorer

but i dont know how to make the code replace an already existing file

with the one the user selected

the button

[jaunty hinge]

cool

[frank slate]

do you know how to do this

[lofty pond]

@frank slate What do you mean by, replace another file?

[frank slate]

so there will be an existing file called skin.png, and when you click on the button select skin, and you choose a file, it will replace the original skin.png file with the one they selected

[lofty pond]

Ah, you can use shutil, you delete a file, then copy the selected over

[frank slate]

ok thanks! ill learn how to use shutil

[lofty pond]

but a client for minecraft? I am interested

[frank slate]

hey, i wanna create one

[lofty pond]

Seems like a cool project

[frank slate]

thanks

[lofty pond]

Nice work

[frank slate]

thanks

[lofty pond]

I would like to try it if you are fine with it 🙂

[frank slate]

fore sure

[digital rose]

Are there any disadvantages to making a GUI in python other then it requires more code

People have told me electron is easier

[alpine citrus]

@twilit rock try this
import os
from tkinter import *
from tkinter.ttk import *

root = Tk()
root.title("Estes es el titulo")
if "nt" == os.name:
root.wm_iconbitmap(bitmap = "kk.ico")
else:
root.wm_iconbitmap(bitmap = "@kk.xbm")

root.mainloop()

[gentle flame]

The integration between QML and Python are quick and cool:
https://github.com/KouOuchi/PokerGame

[slate marlin]

i did do accept_button.grid(row = , column =)

accept_button = Button(root , text = 'Done' , padx = 25 , pady = 12).grid(row = 1 , column = 1)

im placing everything in a grid and in theory it should all look correct but it isnt ;-; ill keep trying haha thanks though

[weak rivet]

Is there a way to change this so it destroys and replaces the screens instead of just raising them

[weak rivet]

nvm got it

[swift halo]

Has anyone had issues with Kivy on KDE (plasma)? When I run

KIVY_WINDOW=x11 python main.py
``` everything is fine, but with

python main.py

The code is taken from the docs:

import kivy
kivy.require('2.0.0')

from kivy.app import App
from kivy.uix.label import Label


class MyApp(App):

    def build(self):
        return Label(text='Hello world')


if __name__ == '__main__':
    MyApp().run()

[molten latch]

you need to know HTML, CSS and JAVASCRIPT for electron. If you've come from pthon and dont know how to use those then i would reccomend using C# winforms as a stepping stone to go to C# WPF. it also depends if you want to make a web app or desktop app

[obtuse thistle]

i had issues with kivy on kde once, but i'm not currently on kde and kivy just updated and i dunno if i could remember what the issues were

...but also yes!

[tribal path]

What does the window default to when you arent passing x11, should be in the kivy startup blurb

[fervent sparrow]

Sup guys, can you recommend me some UI Package?
What i need is to generate something like in the screenshot above(It's from tkinker but i find it quite limited).
Soo here i generate buttons on the screen, background should be transparent(for future i want to make it blur all that is in the background e.g. the zebra) but still respond to click events(tkinker does not do that) besides that i think just the basic things like generating buttons etc.
Do you guys have any recommendations?

[spark wyvern]

anyone please can you help me with this. IM trying to make a kv file for kivy but it doesent work

[frank slate]

Hello! I am creating a minecraft bedrock launcher in tkinter and whenever I minimize the application, everything dissipears. Can anyone tell me how to fix this? Thank you!

[spark wyvern]

tkinter does that, if you resize the tab

[spark wyvern]

oh the buttons disappear?

[frank slate]

and all the labeks

and another window

[spark wyvern]

I am not sure about that. one of tkinter's cons is the not able to resize the window becuase problems occur. Modules like kivy can do this

[frank slate]

oh ok

[swift halo]

SDL2

[shy schooner]

pasting here too:
warning: tkinter

class LoginPage(Frame):

    def __init__(self, parent):
        self.loginWidgetFrame = Frame(self) # creating a login box
        self.loginWidgetFrame.place(relx = 0.5, rely = 0.5, anchor = CENTER)

        self.nowLoggingInLabel = Label(self, text = "", font = "Helvetica 24")  # NOT assigned to login box;
                                                                                # instead, assigned to frame that encloses login box    
    def callCheckLogin(self):
        username = self.usernameEntry.get() # some Entry widgets in loginWidgetFrame; no issue here
        password = self.passwordEntry.get()

        if username == "admin" and password == "admin":
            self.loginWidgetFrame.grid_forget()
            # self.update()
            self.nowLoggingInLabel.pack(side=TOP, expand=YES, fill=BOTH)
            # self.update()
            self.nowLoggingInLabel.config(text = "Logging in: Administrator")
            # self.update()
            self.after(1000, self.grid_forget()) # issue somewhere here. the frame does not grid_forget()
            # self.update()                      # itself unless I click on another window or attempt to
                                                 # resize the window, which seemingly updates it
            return

pressing the button that calls callCheckLogin should grid_forget() the self.loginWidgetFrame, update the text in self.nowLoggingInLabel and then pack that label into self. however, self.nowLoggingInLabel doesn't pack at all and self.loginWidgetFrame doesn't disappear until I update the entire tkinter app window by resizing it or refocusing it. throwing in self.update() in any/all of the locations shown has some effect, such as causing the label to pack correctly, but the window still won't update itself to remove the frame. how can I make the window update itself to reflect the grid_forget() action?

[tribal path]

Any issues during install? pip install kivy[base] @swift halo

[modern marsh]

winfo.update()? idk

[knotty sierra]

Is there someone who knows how to link PyQt5 application to actual logic layer??

[somber axle]

Hey Guys!
Do any of you know a method that can display MySQL table data onto a Python Tkinter tab?

[lethal reef]

why does this

frame = tk.Frame(mw.root, bd=5, bg='grey', width=300, height=500, relief='groove')
frame.pack()

btn4 = tk.Button(mouse_frame, width=2, height=4, bg='grey')
btn4.pack(side='left')

btn4 = tk.Button(mouse_frame, width=2, height=4, bg='blue')
btn3.pack(side='left')

btn2 = tk.Button(mouse_frame, width=2, height=4, bg='grey')
btn2.pack(side='left')

btn1 = tk.Button(mouse_frame, width=6, height=4, bg='red')
btn1.pack(side='bottom')

gets me this

[glass dagger]

Any PyQT/PySide programmer?

Need help

Working with Threads and got weird bug

[swift halo]

nope, installation was fine

[tribal path]

Seems to be based on compositing with sdl2? You can set the x11 to be preferred in the config.ini I suppose, or theres some window rule you can set... though I dont know kde

export KIVY_GL_BACKEND=sdl2 may help as well.

[analog kindle]

does somebody know a good UI library to be used with a touchscreen?

Pyside6 seems to be too complicated

Is kivy recommended here?

[rustic minnow]

Hello does any one knows pyqt5 ?

i need help with array of buttons and how to manage their events

[glass dagger]

Any PyQT/PySide programmer?

[unique forge]

I do PyQT5

[unique forge]

I know pyqt5

Ask here

[glass dagger]

QObject: Cannot create children for a parent that is in a different thread.
(Parent is QTextDocument(0x202aa8b6680), parent's thread is QThread(0x202aa118be0), current thread is QThread(0x202aa9fd090)
Error on PySide2

Example:
self.ui.label_home_time.setText(time_now)
# with open(r"./data/home_logs", "r") as f:
# temp_logs = f.read()
self.ui.text_info.setText("Hello")

This code is ran in a thread as a method of the main window class.

Why is it giving me the error with the .setText of the TextEdit but not for the setText of the Label

[unique forge]

hmm

[glass dagger]

It works if I do .append

But I just want to set the text

Anyway you can help me with this?

[rustic minnow]

I already figured it out, thank you .. just found that there is an Object named Qbuttongroup

[dawn dove]

#help-coconut

[vague gale]

hello everyone, i'm building a gui with qt designer, however.. when i go to other pc and open the ui file, the characters have different sizes, even tho i've installed the same font and all

[unique forge]

hmm, is it a different OS?

[vague gale]

no

still win10

[unique forge]

you could add a font size changer

like a spinbox

[paper radish]

Hi guys, I plan to create a GUI so that ordinary users can utilize my predictive models (define variables feeding into the script, etc)
But I never done the GUI part
Which libraries do you suggest?

Typtical variables include: list of strings (assets) or csv files

[rocky dragon]

Not sure how tkinter does on that front, but with qt you can easily throw a table together for a csv file

[eager beacon]

Someone here mentioned that you need some sort of extension library for TK to create tableWidgets if you want to avoid being super hacky with it.

QTableWidget is good assuming you don't have 1000s of rows/columns

If you do, you need to look into a QTableView instead.

[languid ether]

guys if you have a button which opens a new frame how can I prevent to open another one when clicking again on it?

so that this window is only allowed to exsist once basically

[languid ether]

nvm solved it

[tender surge]

how do I change the text color in qt designer

I tried this

on the main window

[wise frost]

I have a tkinter program that works like a text editor. I want to make the widgets stick to all the sides of the window. but its not working.

from tkinter import *
root = Tk()
menubar = Menu(root)
root.config(menu=menubar)
fileMenu = Menu(menubar,tearoff=0)
fileMenu.add_command(label="new")
fileMenu.add_command(label="open")
fileMenu.add_command(label="save")
fileMenu.add_command(label="save as")
fileMenu.add_separator()
filehistorysubmenu = Menu(fileMenu,tearoff=0)

fileMenu.add_cascade(label="open previous",menu=filehistorysubmenu,underline=0)
fileMenu.add_separator()
fileMenu.add_command(label="exit")
menubar.add_cascade(label="File", menu=fileMenu)

Access = Menu(menubar,tearoff=0)
Access.add_command(label="change password")
Access.add_command(label="reset password")
menubar.add_cascade(label="Access",menu=Access)

text_field = Text(root,width=105,height=30,font="consolas",bd=2,wrap=WORD)
text_field.grid(row=0,column=0,columnspan=2,sticky=N+S+E+W)

scroll_bar = Scrollbar(root, orient="vertical", command=text_field.yview)
scroll_bar.grid(column=2, row=0,sticky=N+S+E)
command_pane_label = Label(text="CommandPane",width=11).grid(row=1,column=0)
command_pane = Entry(root,width=140,state='disabled')
command_pane.grid(row=1,column=1,sticky=S)
text_field.configure(yscrollcommand=scroll_bar.set)
root.mainloop()

I want the command_pane widget to stick to the bottom, the scroll bar to the right.
but sticky function doesnt seem to work

[cobalt abyss]

I made a list of pizza_toppings = ("cheese", "pepperoni") and then i tried this
pizza_toppings.append("mushroom") but it's coming an error 'tuple' object has no attribute 'append' ???? but why I just don't know I am just a beginner...

[paper radish]

Thanks!

[noble heath]

Not quiteeee sure about the error, but i believe the list should be enclosed in [square brackets] instead of (parentheses)

[lethal reef]

use sticky with string

sticky="NESW"

scroll_bar.grid(column=2, row=0,sticky='NSEW')
command_pane.grid(row=1,column=1,sticky='S')

[wise frost]

ohok thanks

[wise frost]

I tried this out. it isnt working

@lethal reef

ping me when you reply

[digital rose]

Hi im new to tkinter and i need some help! can someone please explain to me what columnspan is?! im really confused

[gusty venture]

Hi .... i don't know if I should ask my question directly or not... this is a different type of channel

[glass dagger]

I think its the amount of columns in the grid.

[glass dagger]

Sure 🙂

[digital rose]

what do you mean by columns in grids?!

its kinda complicated to my beginner eyes

[gusty venture]

I want to implement one sentence speech recognition ... and I want the label to change every time the while loop finish's the loop

I mean text in the label

I'm using PyQt5 as GUI

[frank slate]

does anyone here know how to add scrollbars to your tkinter project?

cause I dont know how to do that

and im trying to put a scrollbar in a topLevel class

[frank slate]

nvm

i figured out

[molten oak]

anyone willing to help me set up a Tkinter GUI for a 57 line program i made as a hobby? im sure it would be a quick project for someone who knew what they were doing

[coarse dew]

Does anyone know a good tutoial for gui

[dense whale]

in python? Maybe check out Wanderson, I believe he makes tutorials on pyside2/pyside6 + qtquick + QML

[digital rose]

oh hi

[digital rose]

Yes, You can see the Tkinter Tutorials it's very good.

[lilac temple]

If I click on a different app while tkinter is doing something it goes unresponsive and requires me to restart the program. why

[frank slate]

How do I make the background of the text box transparent so it blends with the background?

this is the code for it

version = tk.Label(root, text = "Version 0.1", borderwidth = 0)
versionwindow = canvas.create_window(1175, 610, anchor = "ne", window = version)

[carmine coral]

Hey everyone, what do you use/recommand as a UI lib ? I would need to represent lots of data on a screen, not specially "pictures" but juste tabs/historic panel / buttons / inputs ... Thanks !

and geometric shapes

[frank slate]

@carmine coral tkinter is a good one for all of those

[carmine coral]

Thank you let's go !

[unique forge]

@carmine coral PyQT

[frank slate]

and does anyone how to make the text box have a transparent background (in tkinter)?

[plain elk]

You can't
The only way is to fake it with an image I think

[hard stump]

never thought i'd struggle at programming , till i had to make a UI with python ....

trying to make a UI which is a table, where every line is an instance of a class, so each row gotta have an input, a checkbox, and a button linked to the object, spent 2 days now researching UI libs, trying to find examples, found nothing relevant and still didn't write a single line of code, can anyone help with a suggestion or anythign please ?

[tribal path]

Could do it in kivy... KivyMDs datatables may make it even simpler

[hard stump]

exactly what i'm looking for, thank you so much

[stiff berry]

There is no direct way to make a text box transparent but You can try this method.
Using any Photo editing software you can cut the area under the text box and export it as PNG and then make this as a background for your text box.

[frank slate]

Oh ok I see

[lime schooner]

n=int(input())
str=""
sp=[]
for i in range(0,n):
s=input()
sp.append(s)
print(" ".join(sp))

[worldly ether]

Is it possible to show matplotlib graph and customise them with html css ?

[tranquil reef]

don't make a UI with python unless you have or want to. HTML, JS and CSS are more suitable technologies to handle UI stuff.

[spark wyvern]

if anynone wants to start to learn tkinter, the basics

i can reccomend a video

[rotund vault]

Hey got a question for y'all. I made a python app that I'm trying to run on a Raspberry Pi with piCore (of TinyCore Linux). I've compiled gcc, gfortran, Qt, sip, and several python modules-- but now I'm running into trouble trying to compile PyQt5 (PyPi does not have wheels for piCore). When I run sudo -H python3 configure.py --verbose --confirm-license -qmake /usr/local/Qt-5.12.4/bin/qmake --sip /usr/local/bin/sip-module it starts off fine, checks to see what it'll build fine, but fails here:

/usr/local/bin/sip-module -w -n PyQt5.sip -t WS_X11 -t Qt_5_12_4 -f -P -o -y QtCore.pyi -c /mnt/mmcblk0p2/backup/pyqt5/PyQt5-5.15.2/QtCore -I sip -I /mnt/mmcblk0p2/backup/pyqt5/PyQt5-5.15.2/sip /mnt/mmcblk0p2/backup/pyqt5/PyQt5-5.15.2/sip/QtCore/QtCoremod.sip
usage: sip-module [-h] [-V] [--abi-version MAJOR[.MINOR]] [--project NAME]
                  [--sdist] [--setup-cfg FILE] [--sip-h] [--sip-rst]
                  [--target-dir DIR]
                  module
sip-module: error: unrecognized arguments: -w -n -t WS_X11 -t Qt_5_12_4 -f -P -o -y QtCore.pyi -c /mnt/mmcblk0p2/backup/pyqt5/PyQt5-5.15.2/QtCore -I sip -I /mnt/mmcblk0p2/backup/pyqt5/PyQt5-5.15.2/sip /mnt/mmcblk0p2/backup/pyqt5/PyQt5-5.15.2/sip/QtCore/QtCoremod.sip
Error: Unable to create the C++ code.```

Using PyQt5.15.2, Qt5.12.4 and tried with sip 6.0.0/6.0.1...

Anyone compiled pyqt5 before that might comment this? As I understand it sip gets C++ flags from whatever Qt was compiled with;

export CXXFLAGS="-march=armv6zk -mtune=arm1176jzf-s -mfpu=vfp -Os -pipe -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti"```

Really thought if I could compile gcc/gfortran I could compile anything 😆

Maybe the python discord isn't the right place to ask about compiling, but it is a python package after all.

[tribal path]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62802520/install-pyqt5-and-qtdesigner-on-raspberry-pi#63626628 ?

That has sip4.19, so may just have needed to use an older version

[rotund vault]

Hmm! I'll try it out. Just tried sip 5.5.0 no dice.

Well geez it looks like that did it. The whole structure is different than v5/6 (sip vs. sip-module/-build/-install for calls)

Thank you so much! This will be the dashboard/controller tuner/smart route-based range-limiter for my custom 24kW ebike 🤓

[torpid verge]

I could maybe help, I'm also building a 60 line GUI, planning to extend it.

If you wanted a link, just ask...or check out my GitHub profile.

[molten oak]

i actually got it figured out, just had to sit and think about it, that being said though if you need any help with tk let me know ill see what i can do.

[torpid verge]

Cool

[modern marsh]

label.setText('text')

[gusty venture]

easier said than done ... but thanks

[stray coral]

Anyone know how to give a ComboBox in PyQt5 up down arrows instead of just a single down arrow?

Im pretty sure its done in stylesheet

[obsidian cypress]

Anyone know how to make a loan gui using tkinker? Like this one but it shows the amortisation