Hi David,
Am 24.12.19 um 13:48 schrieb david.is...@gmail.com:
thank you for your answer. I downloaded and had a look at your library, it is a
great solution to use a canvas-free scrollable frame. but it is in pure tcl,
how do I use this with python tkinter ?
Yes, because you asked this in the Tcl/Tk newsgroup. We use Tcl directly
here, not via Python Tkinter.
Although my initial request is that the frame object is not scrollable by
default.
so My request for the tcl/tk developers would be, why not make the object frame
scrollbale by default, in order to attach a scrollbar to it?
I believe it is a typical need.
This may well be. For that, the developers of Tkinter (distinct from the
developers of Tk and Tcl) have to include a scrollable frame into
Tkinter. There is unfortunately a number of extension packages which
exist for Tk, but which are not wrapped by a standard installatino of
Tkinter for Python, despite them being extremely useful / not even
possible otherwise. Among those are:
* Tablelist - a great tree and multi-column widget. Much more versatile
then the built-in treeview
* TkDnD - native drag'n'drop support, works on all 3 OSes
* tkPath - a canvas replacement with "modern" 2D features
(anti-aliasing, image scaling/rotation, alpha blending)
* pdf4tcl, generate PDF images from a canvas drawing
* tkTable, spreadsheet-like widget
* tktreectrl, yet another extremely powerful treeview / explorer like widget
Building support for these packages would not be that hard, but it must
be done by the Python community.
Christian
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