The default geometry managers (pack, grid, gridbag and place) become powerful tools when you nest frames, or create new top level frames to turn your application multi-window. This module also covers some further widgets such as scales and message boxes.
This topic is presented on public course
Tcl/Tk
Examples from our training material
| clifflift | Tcl/Tk - Scales linked like a cliff lift |
| sltvtl | Slider, text variable and pop up |
| tk_frames | Nested frames - first completed example |
| tk_fvar_1 | Tk frames using variables to allow extra flexibility |
| tk_fvar_2 | Tk frames - flexibiity of layout |
| tk_ru2 | Tcl/Tk - Are you sure window using a message widget |
| tk_rusure | Tk - popup box to ask "are you sure" written using Tk basics |
| tk_sc2 | Tk scales with variable feedback |
| tk_scale | Tcl/Tk - First Scales |
| tls | Scrolling a canvas (canvas, scrollbar, toplevel, frame, grid) |
| willie | Checkbuttons - defaulting to be selected or not |
Opentalk forum discussions related to this topic
how to use scrollbars for canvasTk Geometry stringsScrollbar Colors
Pictures
Designing your GUI - Tk
Background information
Some modules are
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Topics covered in this module
Nesting frames.
The outer frame.
The first inner frame.
The second inner frame.
Completed application.
Top-level widgets.
Labels and Messages.
Scales.
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