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Python / Tk, can you reorder the children of a widget?
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I have a bunch of widgets packed into a frame, and then I am dynamically creating more widgets when a button is pressed. These then get packed-left and end up next to the existing widgets.
I would rather pack these widgets in the middle of the existing widgets in this frame (they're all on one line). Is there a way to do this by re-orderering them as children of the frame in which they have been packed?
Would rather not use grid here instead of pack. I can get a list of them as children of their frame, and would rather keep using .winfo_children() to manipulate them rather than adding them to some other list and using that. Basically I want to take button3, button4, and button5, and move them up the stacking order so they appear between label14 and label15.
Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets after label14 before I create these three buttons, pack those three buttons, then re-pack the rest? Or can I re-order the children stack somehow?
Thank you!!
.!window.!frame.!label
.!window.!frame.!optionmenu
.!window.!frame.!button
.!window.!frame.!label2
.!window.!frame.!label3
.!window.!frame.!label4
.!window.!frame.!label5
.!window.!frame.!button2
.!window.!frame.!label6
.!window.!frame.!button3
.!window.!frame.!button4
.!window.!frame.!button5
[<tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame2>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame3>]
for i in range(0, self.site_column_count):
start = (i * column_break)
end = (i + 1) * column_break
this = self.site_list[start:end]
header = str(self.site_list[start]) + "-" + str(self.site_list[end - 1])
self.receiver.set(" Sites ")
# option menu column 1
new_dropdown = "self.site_picker_" + str(i)
new_dropdown = tk.OptionMenu(main_GUI.windows[0].window_nav_frame, self.receiver, *this, command = lambda _: self.show_site_info())
new_dropdown.pack(side = tk.LEFT, fill = tk.Y)
new_dropdown.configure(highlightthickness = 0)
format_item(new_dropdown, **themes[1])
print(main_GUI.windows[0].winfo_children())
python tk
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
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I have a bunch of widgets packed into a frame, and then I am dynamically creating more widgets when a button is pressed. These then get packed-left and end up next to the existing widgets.
I would rather pack these widgets in the middle of the existing widgets in this frame (they're all on one line). Is there a way to do this by re-orderering them as children of the frame in which they have been packed?
Would rather not use grid here instead of pack. I can get a list of them as children of their frame, and would rather keep using .winfo_children() to manipulate them rather than adding them to some other list and using that. Basically I want to take button3, button4, and button5, and move them up the stacking order so they appear between label14 and label15.
Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets after label14 before I create these three buttons, pack those three buttons, then re-pack the rest? Or can I re-order the children stack somehow?
Thank you!!
.!window.!frame.!label
.!window.!frame.!optionmenu
.!window.!frame.!button
.!window.!frame.!label2
.!window.!frame.!label3
.!window.!frame.!label4
.!window.!frame.!label5
.!window.!frame.!button2
.!window.!frame.!label6
.!window.!frame.!button3
.!window.!frame.!button4
.!window.!frame.!button5
[<tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame2>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame3>]
for i in range(0, self.site_column_count):
start = (i * column_break)
end = (i + 1) * column_break
this = self.site_list[start:end]
header = str(self.site_list[start]) + "-" + str(self.site_list[end - 1])
self.receiver.set(" Sites ")
# option menu column 1
new_dropdown = "self.site_picker_" + str(i)
new_dropdown = tk.OptionMenu(main_GUI.windows[0].window_nav_frame, self.receiver, *this, command = lambda _: self.show_site_info())
new_dropdown.pack(side = tk.LEFT, fill = tk.Y)
new_dropdown.configure(highlightthickness = 0)
format_item(new_dropdown, **themes[1])
print(main_GUI.windows[0].winfo_children())
python tk
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
"Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets ... then re-pack the rest?" Yes.
– stovfl
Mar 7 at 19:03
add a comment |
I have a bunch of widgets packed into a frame, and then I am dynamically creating more widgets when a button is pressed. These then get packed-left and end up next to the existing widgets.
I would rather pack these widgets in the middle of the existing widgets in this frame (they're all on one line). Is there a way to do this by re-orderering them as children of the frame in which they have been packed?
Would rather not use grid here instead of pack. I can get a list of them as children of their frame, and would rather keep using .winfo_children() to manipulate them rather than adding them to some other list and using that. Basically I want to take button3, button4, and button5, and move them up the stacking order so they appear between label14 and label15.
Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets after label14 before I create these three buttons, pack those three buttons, then re-pack the rest? Or can I re-order the children stack somehow?
Thank you!!
.!window.!frame.!label
.!window.!frame.!optionmenu
.!window.!frame.!button
.!window.!frame.!label2
.!window.!frame.!label3
.!window.!frame.!label4
.!window.!frame.!label5
.!window.!frame.!button2
.!window.!frame.!label6
.!window.!frame.!button3
.!window.!frame.!button4
.!window.!frame.!button5
[<tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame2>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame3>]
for i in range(0, self.site_column_count):
start = (i * column_break)
end = (i + 1) * column_break
this = self.site_list[start:end]
header = str(self.site_list[start]) + "-" + str(self.site_list[end - 1])
self.receiver.set(" Sites ")
# option menu column 1
new_dropdown = "self.site_picker_" + str(i)
new_dropdown = tk.OptionMenu(main_GUI.windows[0].window_nav_frame, self.receiver, *this, command = lambda _: self.show_site_info())
new_dropdown.pack(side = tk.LEFT, fill = tk.Y)
new_dropdown.configure(highlightthickness = 0)
format_item(new_dropdown, **themes[1])
print(main_GUI.windows[0].winfo_children())
python tk
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
I have a bunch of widgets packed into a frame, and then I am dynamically creating more widgets when a button is pressed. These then get packed-left and end up next to the existing widgets.
I would rather pack these widgets in the middle of the existing widgets in this frame (they're all on one line). Is there a way to do this by re-orderering them as children of the frame in which they have been packed?
Would rather not use grid here instead of pack. I can get a list of them as children of their frame, and would rather keep using .winfo_children() to manipulate them rather than adding them to some other list and using that. Basically I want to take button3, button4, and button5, and move them up the stacking order so they appear between label14 and label15.
Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets after label14 before I create these three buttons, pack those three buttons, then re-pack the rest? Or can I re-order the children stack somehow?
Thank you!!
.!window.!frame.!label
.!window.!frame.!optionmenu
.!window.!frame.!button
.!window.!frame.!label2
.!window.!frame.!label3
.!window.!frame.!label4
.!window.!frame.!label5
.!window.!frame.!button2
.!window.!frame.!label6
.!window.!frame.!button3
.!window.!frame.!button4
.!window.!frame.!button5
[<tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame2>, <tkinter.Frame object .!window.!frame3>]
for i in range(0, self.site_column_count):
start = (i * column_break)
end = (i + 1) * column_break
this = self.site_list[start:end]
header = str(self.site_list[start]) + "-" + str(self.site_list[end - 1])
self.receiver.set(" Sites ")
# option menu column 1
new_dropdown = "self.site_picker_" + str(i)
new_dropdown = tk.OptionMenu(main_GUI.windows[0].window_nav_frame, self.receiver, *this, command = lambda _: self.show_site_info())
new_dropdown.pack(side = tk.LEFT, fill = tk.Y)
new_dropdown.configure(highlightthickness = 0)
format_item(new_dropdown, **themes[1])
print(main_GUI.windows[0].winfo_children())
python tk
python tk
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
asked Mar 7 at 18:45
KorzakKorzak
108210
108210
"Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets ... then re-pack the rest?" Yes.
– stovfl
Mar 7 at 19:03
add a comment |
"Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets ... then re-pack the rest?" Yes.
– stovfl
Mar 7 at 19:03
"Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets ... then re-pack the rest?" Yes.
– stovfl
Mar 7 at 19:03
"Do I have to pack_forget() all the widgets ... then re-pack the rest?" Yes.
– stovfl
Mar 7 at 19:03
add a comment |
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