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Sora edited this page Oct 6, 2024
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Previously, Tkinter required more than two lines of code to place a text label. We are reforming that.
import tki
import tkinter as tk
root = tk.Tk()
tki.label(f=root, t_s="10", t="Test")
root.mainloop()| Req | Name | type | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| must | t_s | string |
Text Size |
| must | t | string |
Text |
| must | f | None Type |
Frames |
| optional | m | int |
Modes(Tell About more later) |
| optional | fnt | string |
Font |
| optional | x | int |
Label Place(x) |
| optional | x | int |
Label Place(y) |
| optional | tag | string |
Label Tag |
| optional | anchor | tk.[PLACE] |
Label Place(About) |
| optional | width | int |
Label width |
| optinal | heignt | int |
Label height |
Generally, it was necessary to do [object].pack() to place from the top and [object].place() to specify.
For example, to place from the top, you would need to set mode=0 (the default value) and to specify, you would need to set mode=1 and specify x and y.