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Rafael Mentz Aquino wrote:
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<pre>Hi!
I'm trying some features of Tkinter and I can tell you
that with tkinter you can have fixed size and position
and a totally borderless window, that can depend on
another master window or not or even be destroyed
for the main processes acording to the program needs.
I'm not with my book here right now, but I'll see
at home later and then I'll send an example....
Rafael Aquino
Zumnet Provider
Porto Alegre - Brazil
Brian E Gallew wrote:
> Then <marcus.nilsson@emw.ericsson.se> spoke up and said:
> > NNTP-Posting-Host: 136.225.67.32
> > Does anybody know how to create a python-GUI without a windowhandle.
> > When I say windowhandle, I mean the windowmanager's upper bar of the
> > main window that makes it possible to grab the window, iconify it, close
> > it, resize it etc. I probably should tell you that I'm experimenting
> > with python on a UNIX-workstation running a CDE window manager.
>
> Window decorations are a function of the window manager. If you are
> using the python XLIB stuff, the best you can do is mark a window as
> transient. Most window managers default to "no decorations other than
> border" for transient windows. Tkinter may allow you to create
> windows with transient properties. Now that I think about it, there's
> probably a toolkit-dependent method of creating transient windows for
> every GUI toolkit out there. So you'll have to RTFM for your toolkit
> (since you didn't actually tell us which toolkit you're using).
>
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