I'm trying to make a Tkinter/Python port of the demo at http://wiki.tcl.tk/10515
, which has adjustable alpha under Windows and (I think) MacOS.
I'm not quite sure how to port:
wm attributes . -alpha [expr {$alphaLevel + 0.05} ]
set AlphaLevel [wm attributes . -alpha]
The goal is to have a screen pop that fades in and out at least on
Windows, and it would be nice if it could fade on other platforms
(including my preferred Linux).
Two questions:
1: Is Tkinter a good choice, or are there other libraries that are
easier and/or will allow cross-platform GUI work with (ideally) fading
in and out?
2: If I go with Tkinter, how can I port lines like those quoted above
to be able to get and set a Frame's alpha value?
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