from Tkinter import * class MyApp: def __init__(self, myParent): self.myContainer1 = Frame(myParent) self.myContainer1.pack() self.button1 = Button(self.myContainer1) self.button1["text"]= "Hello, World!" self.button1["background"] = "green" self.button1.pack() root = Tk() myapp = MyApp(root) root.mainloop()
18.4.Button | ||||
18.4.1. | Button Widget Demo | |||
18.4.2. | Label and Button Widget Demo | |||
18.4.3. | Button text and command | |||
18.4.4. | Add button to frame | |||
18.4.5. | Config a button for its cursor background, font and border | |||
18.4.6. | Button action: sys.exit | |||
18.4.7. | Set button properties in its constructor | |||
18.4.8. | Set button background | |||
18.4.9. | Set text for button with configure function | |||
18.4.10. | Set button properties using list syntax | |||
18.4.11. | Bind mouse action to button | |||
18.4.12. | Change control background | |||
18.4.13. | Mouse in/out action | |||
18.4.14. | Lazy Buttons: Demonstrates using a class with Tkinter | |||
18.4.15. | An Application with a Button | |||
18.4.16. | To add button handling functionality to your application | |||
18.4.17. | Button graphics |