"Glen Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I am a little confused how multi-windows work in Tkinter. I am
currently
using it while learning to program. Using it for single window
apps/scripts
is fine. However what I dont understand is:
What is toplevel? Is it the same as Tk()?
In any GUI thee i
2008/10/3 Glen Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> What is toplevel? Is it the same as Tk()? Do I initialise a root using Tk()
> and then use toplevel for any other windows? How do I switch between the
> Windows? And while I am on the subject what is a frame and why should I use
> it? atm the moment it ju
Hello,
I am a little confused how multi-windows work in Tkinter. I am currently
using it while learning to program. Using it for single window apps/scripts
is fine. However what I dont understand is:
What is toplevel? Is it the same as Tk()? Do I initialise a root using Tk()
and then use toplevel