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• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Summary
• macOS
• Linux
• Windows
• Cross-platform using Pip
• Installing our text editor
• Preparing to package with setup.py
• Adjusting our text editor for portability
• Packaging applications
• The Notebook widget
• The OptionMenu and Combobox widgets
• The Checkbutton and Radiobutton widgets
• The LabelFrame widget
• Unexplored widgets
• Wrapping Up – Packaging Our Applications to Share
• Summary
• Tying it all together
• Creating the server endpoints
• New database table
• Adding and blocking other users
• Manipulating images with PIL
• Updating the FriendsList class
• Adding server endpoints
• Adjusting the database
• The AvatarWindow class
• Allowing users to upload avatars
• Implementing the ListeningThread class in our ChatWindow
• The ListeningThread class
• Creating new endpoints
• Adding a Thread to our ChatWindow
• Using a thread
• Why use a thread with a GUI application?
• Using threads
• Making Friends – Finishing Our Chat Application
• Summary
• Updating our ChatWindow class to send requests to the server
• Adding the new endpoints to our Requester
• Using the Conversation class in our server
• Creating the Conversation class
• Updating our server to store conversations
• Connecting our ChatWindow
• Connecting our FriendsList to our web service
• Creating the Requester class
• Updating our FriendsList class
• Linking flask and sqlite
• Selecting data from a SQLite database
• Adding data to a SQLite database
• Creating a database and table
• The sqlite3 module
• Sending a POST request
• Sending a GET request
• The requests module
• Using JSON
• Our first web page
• Introduction to flask
• Connecting – Getting Our Chat Client Online
• Summary
• Creating our SmilieSelect class
• Creating our ChatWindow class
• Creating our FriendsList class
• Creating a scrollable frame
• Talk Python to Me – a Chat Application
• Summary
• Changing the editor's color scheme
• Saving the user's choices
• The Spinbox widget
• The Listbox widget
• Changing the editor's font
• Changing the syntax highlighting
• Handling files
• Adding a context menu to our text editor
• Adding a menu bar to our text editor
• A floating menu
• A menu bar
• The Menu widget
• Not Just for Restaurants – All About Menus
• Summary
• Using our FindWindow class
• Integrating our FindWindow class
• Using our LineNumbers class
• The LineNumbers class
• Using our Highlighter class
• The Highlighter class
• Adding syntax highlighting to our text editor
• Searching text
• Using tags
• Expanding our demo
• Word beginning and end
• Line beginning and end
• Vertical movement
• Horizontal movement
• Line endings
• Special strings
• Named indexes
• Getting the cursor's position
• Tkinter's indexing system
• Color Me Impressed! – Adding Syntax Highlighting
• Summary
• A second top-level window
• Events in our text editor
• Generating events
• Overwriting default events
• Binding an event
• Tkinter's event system
• Beginning our text editor
• Ttk style inheritance
• Styling a ttk widget
• Styling a tk widget
• The ttk submodule
• Creating a Highly Customizable Python Editor
• Summary
• Finishing off
• Running out of money
• Choosing to stick
• Choosing to hit
• The GameState class
• The GameScreen class
• Initializing the GameWindow class
• The blackjack.py file
• Creating the package
• Setting up a virtual environment
• The casino_sounds package
• The casino package
• The blackjack packages
• Python's module system
• The Finishing Touches – Sound and Animation
• Summary
• Playing our game
• The GameScreen class
• The GameState class
• Card Deck and Hand
• Creating a graphical blackjack game
• The Canvas widget
• Moving from the command line to a graphical interface
• Jack is Back in Style – the Blackjack GUI
• Summary
• Size and portability
• Ease of use
• Familiarity
• Interactivity
• Command line versus GUI
• The Game class and main loop
• The Hand class
• The Deck class
• The Card class
• Blackjack's classes
• Inheritance
• Instances
• Python's class system
• Back to the Command Line – Basic Blackjack
• Summary
• Getting text input
• Getting feedback from the user
• Showing warnings or errors
• Showing information with showinfo
• Showing messages
• Fixing our application
• Using and updating
• Creating Tkinter-compatible variables
• Our first try
• Using variables
• Adding interactivity
• Getting going
• To pack or to grid?
• place
• grid
• pack
• Geometry managers
• How will the code be structured?
• Installation
• Meet Tkinter
• Reviews
• Get in touch
• Conventions used
• Download the color images
• Download the example code files
• To get the most out of this book
• What this book covers
• Who this book is for
• Preface
• Packt is searching for authors like you
• About the reviewer
• About the author
• Contributors
• PacktPub.com
• Why subscribe?
• Packt Upsell
• Tkinter GUI Programming by Example
• Copyright and Credits
• Title Page
• 封面

• 封面
• Title Page
• Copyright and Credits
• Tkinter GUI Programming by Example
• Packt Upsell
• Why subscribe?
• PacktPub.com
• Contributors
• About the author
• About the reviewer
• Packt is searching for authors like you
• Preface
• Who this book is for
• What this book covers
• To get the most out of this book
• Download the example code files
• Download the color images
• Conventions used
• Get in touch
• Reviews
• Meet Tkinter
• Installation
• How will the code be structured?
• Geometry managers
• pack
• grid
• place
• To pack or to grid?
• Getting going
• Adding interactivity
• Using variables
• Our first try
• Creating Tkinter-compatible variables
• Using and updating
• Fixing our application
• Showing messages
• Showing information with showinfo
• Showing warnings or errors
• Getting feedback from the user
• Getting text input
• Summary
• Back to the Command Line – Basic Blackjack
• Python's class system
• Instances
• Inheritance
• Blackjack's classes
• The Card class
• The Deck class
• The Hand class
• The Game class and main loop
• Command line versus GUI
• Interactivity
• Familiarity
• Ease of use
• Size and portability
• Summary
• Jack is Back in Style – the Blackjack GUI
• Moving from the command line to a graphical interface
• The Canvas widget
• Creating a graphical blackjack game
• Card Deck and Hand
• The GameState class
• The GameScreen class
• Playing our game
• Summary
• The Finishing Touches – Sound and Animation
• Python's module system
• The blackjack packages
• The casino package
• The casino_sounds package
• Setting up a virtual environment
• Creating the package
• The blackjack.py file
• Initializing the GameWindow class
• The GameScreen class
• The GameState class
• Choosing to hit
• Choosing to stick
• Running out of money
• Finishing off
• Summary
• Creating a Highly Customizable Python Editor
• The ttk submodule
• Styling a tk widget
• Styling a ttk widget
• Ttk style inheritance
• Beginning our text editor
• Tkinter's event system
• Binding an event
• Overwriting default events
• Generating events
• Events in our text editor
• A second top-level window
• Summary
• Color Me Impressed! – Adding Syntax Highlighting
• Tkinter's indexing system
• Getting the cursor's position
• Named indexes
• Special strings
• Line endings
• Horizontal movement
• Vertical movement
• Line beginning and end
• Word beginning and end
• Expanding our demo
• Using tags
• Searching text
• Adding syntax highlighting to our text editor
• The Highlighter class
• Using our Highlighter class
• The LineNumbers class
• Using our LineNumbers class
• Integrating our FindWindow class
• Using our FindWindow class
• Summary
• Not Just for Restaurants – All About Menus
• The Menu widget
• A menu bar
• A floating menu
• Adding a menu bar to our text editor
• Adding a context menu to our text editor
• Handling files
• Changing the syntax highlighting
• Changing the editor's font
• The Listbox widget
• The Spinbox widget
• Saving the user's choices
• Changing the editor's color scheme
• Summary
• Talk Python to Me – a Chat Application
• Creating a scrollable frame
• Creating our FriendsList class
• Creating our ChatWindow class
• Creating our SmilieSelect class
• Summary
• Connecting – Getting Our Chat Client Online
• Introduction to flask
• Our first web page
• Using JSON
• The requests module
• Sending a GET request
• Sending a POST request
• The sqlite3 module
• Creating a database and table
• Adding data to a SQLite database
• Selecting data from a SQLite database
• Linking flask and sqlite
• Updating our FriendsList class
• Creating the Requester class
• Connecting our FriendsList to our web service
• Connecting our ChatWindow
• Updating our server to store conversations
• Creating the Conversation class
• Using the Conversation class in our server
• Adding the new endpoints to our Requester
• Updating our ChatWindow class to send requests to the server
• Summary
• Making Friends – Finishing Our Chat Application
• Using threads
• Why use a thread with a GUI application?
• Using a thread
• Adding a Thread to our ChatWindow
• Creating new endpoints
• The ListeningThread class
• Implementing the ListeningThread class in our ChatWindow
• Allowing users to upload avatars
• The AvatarWindow class
• Adjusting the database
• Adding server endpoints
• Updating the FriendsList class
• Manipulating images with PIL
• Adding and blocking other users
• New database table
• Creating the server endpoints
• Tying it all together
• Summary
• Wrapping Up – Packaging Our Applications to Share
• Unexplored widgets
• The LabelFrame widget
• The Checkbutton and Radiobutton widgets
• The OptionMenu and Combobox widgets
• The Notebook widget
• Packaging applications
• Adjusting our text editor for portability
• Preparing to package with setup.py
• Installing our text editor
• Cross-platform using Pip
• Windows
• Linux
• macOS
• Summary
• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Leave a review - let other readers know what you think 更新時間：2021-08-27 18:49:38