Tkinter container frames
Ron Provost
ron.longo at cox.net
Sat Dec 1 21:41:48 EST 2007
I've been trying to figure out how to use the container option in a frame widget in conjunction with the use option with a Toplevel widget. Which according to the documentation I've read sounds like it will give me a Windows MDI like application with free-floating child windows within the container widget. Has anyone successfully used this feature? Here's the code I've been playing with.
Thanks for any help.
import Tkinter as Tk
tkRoot = Tk.Tk( )
f = Tk.Frame( tkRoot, container=True )
f.pack( )
t1 = Tk.Toplevel( use=f )
b1 = Tk.Button( t1, text="Pres me" )
b1.pack( )
t2 = Tk.Toplevel( use=f )
b2 = Tk.Button( t2, text="No pres me!" )
b2.pack( )
tkRoot.mainloop( )
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