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First video I seen that explains this in an understandable way. I had to go through a few before finding yours.

so great

Viewers: check your playback speed.

still the best tk tutorial that actually teaches instead of just showing

Seems very cool, I will try to use!

Thank you very much .. this is a genius solution to a problem that had me stumped for a while .. thank you a quick update : if the tree is in a frame, the bbox return wrong co-ordinates and this whole arrangement just don't work .. the tree must be a child of the main window or it wont work .. can you look into it ? thanks again

Ideally, I'd like to make the GUI run inside a browser.. however, what if the application needs to access hardware, like a relay connected via a USB. I recall WebUSB API and Web Serial API was attempt to make this possible, but not sure these days. BTW, any thoughts on Flet (Flutter)? It seems like a good way of creating cross-platform GUIs (android, windows, etc) using the latest development tools! For example, I don't think tkinter has a WYSIWYG editor.. but I like designing the GUI elements separately from the code that uses them: PyQt has Qt Designer GTK has Glade/Cambalache /GTK Builder, wxWidgets has wxSmith / wxGlade / wxFormBuilder. ImGui / pyimgui / dearpygui (WYSIWYG Editors: tpecholt / imrad , Raais/ImStudio , ImGuiBuilder and JamesBoer / ImFrame) TaiPy has Designer StreamLit Gradio Google Mesop NiceGUI

Very nice tutorial, thats exact what I need, I am shure wrote the code exactly as you did but get errors cant finde the code to copy from. May be I did a mistake. The link in the description get a 404 error

30:55 why did you pass root into ttk.Entry? where is root defined?

Wont try or install snaps ... sorry.

Hi JobinPy, that was a very good exercise for beginers understand de frame switching .. I tried to replicate your example but for any reason, texts does not displayed. It would be great if you would have a recommendation ... Thansk in advance Exception in Tkinter callback Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\FlettPL\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Lib\tkinter\__init__.py", line 1967, in __call__ return self.func(*args) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ File "C:\Users\FlettPL\PycharmProjects\PYTHON WORK SPACE\MENUES\Ejercicio 01.py", line 40, in on_treeview_selection_changed self.show_page(setting_name) TypeError: SettingsView.show_page() missing 2 required positional arguments: 'setting_name' and 'pages'

This was helpful, thank you very much!

On my second py file for the new screen, I'm using a button to destroy the second screen but also make the first screen bring back to focus. But how do I use functions from the first py file into my second? I tried importing from the first py file into my second, but now I get circular import errors.

i don't understand the snap hate? linux nerd tribalism is a lot of the issues. package format, not so much. ive had no issue with snaps. ive herd they slow over time (like executables) but im too new to know anything bout that. is this true?

This is a great video, exactly what I was looking for! And explained very well. Now I will have to watch all your other videos too.

Congratulations, finding your series is a godsend. It provides me with all the detailed information for creating tkinter oop widgets, I have searched in vain for weeks. Also thank you for showing a professional software documentation method comparable to JavaDoc. Being new to python, I wasn't aware.

Pygubu is the best editor for Tkinter

Dislike Canonical (becoming Microsoft) and heard way too many bad things about them and snaps. I'll pass

among most of the tutorials which scratch just surface.. i found this one very helpful and explains core aspects to deal with updating excel sheet abstractly. Sir ( auther) why don't we make a python module which can help us update excel sheet upend a row without worrying about excel sheet content ( i mean number of columns and number of rows)?. I wish to join hands.

Great explanation! Thanks!

Dall' italia sei un mito continua cosi, grazie 😀molte sto imparando molto (From Italy you are a legend, keep it up, thank you very much, I'm learning a lot)

what a great tutorial! just concise, clear, no-frills explanations!

Very helpful video, I have been looking for how to do this, this info is probably found nowhere else .. in a video format.

Thanks, that 's great!!

terrible explanation. it does not add anything to anyone. he tried to show himself rather than make an easy explanation.

Pygubu introduces widgets and helpers that are neither in tk nor ttk! Can you do tutorials about it?

Really excellent tutorial that I haven't seen like it before. Thanks. Thanks again

Thanks could also for place work with the same codes

Thanks for your great efforts, and what about if I need to insert more values for expanding such as sedan colour: blue, red, green. Thanks

thanks, brother. i really dig this

GUBU GUBU. thanks, Ace

Awesome work my man. You have literally saved me from going full-ui-retard. as i am a very novice programmer i was producing mostly shite for weeks on end. with the help of this fantastic tool i could finally complete my project.i love you, dude.

For those struggling with getting styles to show up. You have to check Use ttk style definitions file in code in settings

Best Tkinter channel I have found! Someone who actually explains real world intermediate/advanced scenarios instead of just "How to create a main window and place a button".

Thanks!

It works OK under Windows 10, except the background. It needs the following line style.theme_use("alt"). Why?, this line change others parameters. Thanks a lot

When launching Pygubu, the fonts of the GUI are way too small. Is there some way I can set a larger size?

This is the 4th or 5th of your videos that I've watched about Treeview and they all have been SOOOO GOOD. The others were about a page of code, and I could easily understand the whole piece. This one tho... I think I understand each function, but I'm having a hard time understanding how the program works as a whole. I'm and *old* C coder (not C++) and the nuance of OO more than a little boggles my tiny mind. I'll study it more and figure it out more. Please keep up the great work!

What an amazing tutorial.. Thank-you so much, I am looking forward to more of your videos..

This is exactly what I need! Thank you for to this great video. It would be very helpful if you made the code available, its hard to type with the video

Been asking chatGPT how to do this and it failed. Until I watched this Great content!

Do u use Pycharm for coding ??

Jobin

I've read half the tutorials in the playlist one year ago. I'm trying to follow along while adapting to the new code structure and I got stuck at the very beginning: I can't figure out where to put the bulk of my code, starting with a basic my_label = app.builder.get_object("lbl_val") Print(my_label) I'm guessing in the new code base, `builder` now has to be referenced through `app`, but where? I've tried tracing in debug with breakpoints but after app.run() it doesn't hit any breakpoint. If you could redo a basic tutorial it would be great!

The ui has changed a bit since the tutorial series and when I go to Project>Generate code nothing seems to happen. Where to get and copy the generated code into my project? EDIT: I found the video explaining the new UI: ua-cam.com/video/k9T8rq10Vuo/v-deo.html

This is the perfect tool for taking advantage of visual designing, aka WYSIWYG and using a well established library - Tkinter! Other tools out there build on top of wrappers, in turn on top of Tkinter, use 3rd party frameworks where you need to be registered with an account, or lack visual designing altogether (they encourage you to use pencil and paper 🤣).

thank you mate for your effort. I hope you help me with the following I wonder if there is a way to disable only the upper latter wards (TASKS, EXPENSES) in the treeview so that they appear as subtitle in the treeview. the code is: import tkinter as tk from tkinter import ttk app = tk.Tk() test_tree = ttk.Treeview(master=app) test_tree.heading("#0", text='Tasks & Expenses') test_tree.insert(parent="", index=tk.END, text="TASKS") test_tree.insert(parent="", index=tk.END, text="Unassigned Tasks") test_tree.insert(parent="", index=tk.END, text="My Tasks") test_tree.insert(parent="", index=tk.END, text="EXPENSES") test_tree.insert(parent="", index=tk.END, text="Bill & Expense") test_tree.insert(parent="", index=tk.END, text="Open Bills") test_tree.pack() app.mainloop() if you could help me with this one, I would be thankful. regards

Hello, and thanks for posting the videos. I am searching for the code generated, and as mentioned, I am going to the location of the *.ui file, but there is nothing there, just the *.ui file. I tried going into the project setting menu and giving the module a name but when I hit "ok" the menu just sits there, I have to cancel to close the menu. Any guidance on why I cannot generate the code, or where it might be? Thanks

Great tutorial, can i use say combo box widget than the entry widget and what about if I want the combo to replace where the sedan is only

or if you created three different versions and working on a fourth of a program and want to combine them into one for an effective testing environment, i just thought that up, anyway, great video, i think i am going to use it to learn how to use classes more effectively in my code