It sets the GUI window size the same as the monitor width and height, by using geometry method.']) text tag cget tagName option text.tag_cget(tagName, option) text tag configure tagName ) ]] text tag delete tagName text.tag_delete(tagName ) text tag lower tagName text.tag_lower(tagName ) text tag names text.tag_names() text tag nextrange tagName index1 text.tag_nextrange(tagName, index1 ) text tag prevrange tagName index1 text.tag_prevrange(tagName, index1 ) text tag raise tagName text.tag_raise(tagName ) text tag ranges tagName text.tag_ranges(tagName) text tag remove tagName index1 text.tag_remove(tagName, index1 ) text window cget index option text.window_cget(index, option) text window configure index ) ]] text window create index text.window_create(index ) text window names text.window_names() text xview text.xview() text xview moveto fraction text.xview_moveto(fraction) text xview scroll number units|pages text.xview_scroll(number, units|pages) text yview text.yview() text yview moveto fraction text.yview_moveto(fraction) text yview scroll number units|pages text.yview_scroll(number, units|pages) text yview index text.yview_pickplace(index)404 APPENDIX A MAPPING TK TO TKINTER Winfo_screenwidth() and winfo_screenheight() get the width and height of the monitor. Self.w, self.h = _screenwidth(), _screenheight() If we need to show tool bar in the window, the geometry of the window shall be the same with the monitor size.
#TKINTER WINFO EXISTS FULL#
The full screen mode shown in above codes makes the tool bar invisible. ("-zoomed", self.fullScreenState)ĭisplay Full Screen Mode With Shown Tool Bar Ubuntu has a comparable attribute -zoomed to set the window in full screen mode.
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#TKINTER WINFO EXISTS WINDOWS#
fullscreen attribute only exists on Windows but not on Linux or macOS. Ubuntu root.attributes('-zoomed', True) to Create Full Screen Mode in Tkinter We don’t need the state variable fullScreenState any more if we follow this approach. It binds the lambda function to F11, where the current full screen state could be read by ("-fullscreen") that returns the state if no value is given in the method.
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We could use lambda function to make the solution simpler import tkinter as tk
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QuitFullScreen function quits the full screen mode by setting -fullscreen to be False. The fullscreen mode is updated to the toggled state in this function. ("-fullscreen", self.fullScreenState)į11 is bound to the function toggleFullScreen.
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#TKINTER WINFO EXISTS HOW TO#
Premiere Pro - How To Change Frame Size import tkinter as tk