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Designing your GUI - Tk
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If you want to provide a Graphic user Interface on a script, Tk is an excellent tool; it's most commonly used with
Tcl but can also be applied to Perl (Perl/Tk) and Python (Tkinter). This example is a board drawing from our Tcl/Tk
course illustrating the design of a multi-level GUI. A top level frame has three further frames packed into it, and
into each of those we have packed widgets to complete the design of the display. The use of options such as "expand",
"fill" and "sticky" control how widgets are enlarged to fill the available cell space, and how the cells themselves
are expanded if a window is resized or given a specific size larger than it really needs to be.
Show a large image More about the Tk GUI Associated topic - Tcl/Tk - Frames and Other Topics |
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