Does anybody know a way to embed an icon in a Python script such that when I create my standalone executable (using pyinstaller) I don't need to include the .ic
I need some help in this. I want the user to login ... once he is logged in, only the menu corresponding to the module he is allowed to access will be enabled.
I have built my first few scripts with a nice little GUI on them, as the tutorials have shown me, but none of them address what to do for a more complex program
Suppose I have the following Button made with Tkinter in Python: import Tkinter as Tk win = Tk.Toplevel() frame = Tk.Frame(master=win).grid(row=1, column=1) bu
If I take a simple example of OptionMenu from http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/optionmenu.htm, and add a line that sets background color (see below), only the butt
# Importing tkinter to make gui in python from tkinter import* # Importing tkPDFViewer to place pdf file in gui. # In tkPDFViewer library there is # an tkPDF
I have come to understand overrideredirect helps removing the default window decorations like the toolbar.What are its other uses? I am not very sure and couldn
I'm writing a client-server program in Python with Tkinter. I need the server to keep track of the connected clients. For this, I would like to have the clien
How do I get the width and height of a Tkinter window?
This is my problem, I was building an interface for a program, but for needs of the bosses, the font must be larger. I have changed the font size of every widge
I was making a graphic calculator and I just received an error. Here is the code: from tkinter import * from PIL import * window = Tk() window
I have a MFC application which runs some embedded Python scripts. I am trying to make one of the dialogs this embedded script creates modal, but I am not having