Mick, you saved me!
My test code looks now like this (I hope HTML tags are honoured):
from Tkinter import *
r=Tk()
tx=Text(r,width=6) # hosts the frames and allows scrollbar
sb=Scrollbar(r,command=tx.yview)
tx['yscrollcommand']=sb.set
f=Frame(tx) # hosts my stuff
tx.window_create(END,window=f)
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Hi,
Thus spoketh Sorin Schwimmer
unto us on Wed, 24 Nov 2010 15:30:34 -0800 (PST):
> Mick, you're right, Tkinter frames are not scrollable. That's why I'm
> nesting my frame into a Text widget... and am not getting anywhere :-(
That's not exactly true, for example look at the Pmw.ScrolledFrame
Mick, you're right, Tkinter frames are not scrollable. That's why I'm nesting
my frame into a Text widget... and am not getting anywhere :-(
SxN
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Hi all,
I have a list of checkboxes and label/entry pairs which I'd like to have in a
scrollable widget.
So I built something like this (in this example I put just labels):
from Tkinter import *
r=Tk()
tx=Text(r) # hosts the frames and allows scrollbar
sb=Scrollbar(r,command=tx.yview)
tx['yscr
