I'm probably just doing something stupid, but I can't spot the error. I
hope someone here can see what I'm looking past, or knows of a known
issue with these widgets.
I'm writing a GUI app using ttk widgets in Tkinter, which includes text
displayed in a regular text widget. Some text in the widget will be in
Italics, some bold, some both, some regular. I assigned those font
effects as tags for the text widget as you can see in the code below.
However, when I run it, about 10% of the time, the text widget will come
up with random fonts (e.g., bold italic instead of plain roman), even
though I confirmed that it's using 'rm' as the tag when inserting the
text into the widget.
The initial setup code includes:
f = Tkinter.Text(self, ...)
f.tag_config('rm', font=tkFont.Font(family='Helvetica', size=10,
weight=tkFont.NORMAL, slant-tkFont.ROMAN))
f.tag_config('bf', font=tkFont.Font(family="Helvetica', size=10,
weight=tkFont.BOLD, slant=tkFont.ROMAN))
f.tag_config('it', font=tkFont.Font(family="Helvetica', size=10,
weight=tkFont.NORMAL, slant=tkFont.ITALIC))
f.tag_config('bi', font=tkFont.Font(family="Helvetica', size=10,
weight=tkFont.BOLD, slant=tkFont.ITALIC))
f.tag_config('ref', font=tkFont.Font(family="Helvetica', size=10,
weight=tkFont.NORMAL, slant=tkFont.ITALIC), foreground='blue',
underline=True)
text is inserted simply by:
f.insert(END, text, 'rm')
and yet some of the time, even though the 'rm' tag is there, I get one
of the other fonts I configured for the other tags. Do I need to keep
other references to the tkFont objects somewhere else or something?
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