[Tutor] Tkinter

[Olavi Ivask]

David Rock wrote:

>* Olavi Ivask <olavi at city.ee> [2004-04-29 23:14]:
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>>David Rock wrote:
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>>>label = Label(root, text="Label1").grid()
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>>>assigns the grid object to the variable label, while 
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>>>label = Label(root, text="Label1")
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>>>assigns the LABEL object to label. The second one is probably better
>>>because you are working with the primary object that you can call ALL
>>>methods for, not just grid(), while the first is limited to JUST grid()
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>>can i do something like that:
>>I "define" several widgets:
>>   label = Label(root, text="text")
>>   label = Label(root, text="text2")
>>   ...
>>   label.grid()
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>>   right now, it shows only second widget.
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>No. you are overwriting the first assignment with the second. You would
>have to use label1, label2, etc. Ideally, label would be something
>vaguely descriptive so you could tell at a glance _which_ label it is
>and what it's for.
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Thanks David for your help

Best Regards
Olavi Ivask

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