This code is not well tested, but I'll share it anyway.
You must create the label widget, and a variable to hold the string.
Then you call make_ellip with the widget, the variable, and the
side---"left", "right", or "center". "left" gives abbreviated text like
"And no...", and so forth.
On at le
On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 11:33:49 -0700
"Russell E. Owen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd was wondering if there was some fairly easy way to display text in a
> Label such that it is is anchored on the west (short strings are against
> the left edge), but too-long strings are truncated on the left.
I'd was wondering if there was some fairly easy way to display text in a
Label such that it is is anchored on the west (short strings are against
the left edge), but too-long strings are truncated on the left. This
would be useful for displaying very long path names. It might be even
nicer to t
David King wrote:
I am looking to make a custom Tcl/Tk widget available in Tkinter. It is
written in C/C++ and does graphics rendering of some custom astronomical
data formats. It has previously been driven stand-alone from a C++ program,
without benefit of python (i.e., the Tcl/Tk interpreter
Hi Folks:
I am looking to make a custom Tcl/Tk widget available in Tkinter. It is
written in C/C++ and does graphics rendering of some custom astronomical
data formats. It has previously been driven stand-alone from a C++ program,
without benefit of python (i.e., the Tcl/Tk interpreter and its
