Define GUI in a class


from Tkinter import *

class GUI:
    def __init__(self):
     self.root = Tk()
        self.root.title('Frame Styles')
        for bdw in range(5):
            setattr(self, 'of%d' % bdw, Frame(self.root, borderwidth=0))
            Label(getattr(self, 'of%d' % bdw),
                  text='borderwidth = %d  ' % bdw).pack(side=LEFT)
            ifx = 0
            for relief in [RAISED, SUNKEN, FLAT, RIDGE, GROOVE, SOLID]:
                setattr(self, 'f%d' % ifx, Frame(getattr(self, 'of%d' % bdw),
                                                 borderwidth=bdw, relief=relief))
                Label(getattr(self, 'f%d' % ifx), text=relief, width=10).pack(side=LEFT)
                getattr(self, 'f%d' % ifx).pack(side=LEFT, padx=7-bdw, pady=5+bdw)        
                ifx = ifx+1
            getattr(self, 'of%d' % bdw).pack()        

myGUI = GUI()
myGUI.root.mainloop()

1.	Demonstrates using a class with Tkinter
2.	Using A Class Structure to define GUI
3.	Creating a simple dialog
4.	Button action inside a class
5.	Define class to handle GUI components
6.	Subclasses button
7.	Subclass HelloButton: redefine press-handler method
8.	Sub class button: add callback method and pack myself
9.	Sub class button: add callback method and use a real dictionary
10.	subclasses frame: attach widgets to self
11.	Subclass Frame and use it
12.	Use Frame subclass
13.	Redefine call method in GUI subclass
14.	Standalone container class

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