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• Other Books You May Enjoy
• QA section
• Summary
• Tkinter in Python 2.x
• Other options

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• Other Books You May Enjoy
• QA section
• Summary
• Tkinter in Python 2.x
• Other options
• PyGTK
• PySide
• PyQt
• wxPython
• Alternatives to Tkinter
• Inactive development community
• No support for newer image formats
• No support for printing
• Non-Python objects
• A limited number of core widgets
• The limitations of Tkinter
• Other freezing tools
• PyInstaller
• py2app
• py2exe
• Distributing a Tkinter application
• Other optimization tips
• Profiling your program
• Optimizing variables
• Using filter and map
• Tips for program optimization
• Handling cross-platform differences
• Handling errors and exceptions
• Loose coupling
• The Single Responsibility Principle
• Naming variables and methods
• Selecting the right data structure
• Separating the model from the view
• The model-first policy versus the code-first policy
• Tips for program design
• The class hierarchy of Tkinter
• Redirecting the command-line output to Tkinter
• Building a font selector
• Finer control over font
• More on fonts
• Formatting widget data
• Focus-out validation mode demo
• Key validation mode demo
• Validating user input
• Widget traversal
• Tracing Tkinter variables
• Miscellaneous Tips
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Reading serial data
• Writing the Arduino sketch
• Hardware
• Interfacing with hardware/serial communication
• Using asyncio with Tkinter
• Deleting records
• Updating records
• Reading from the database
• Creating a new record
• Creating a phone book application
• Building a chat application
• Building a port scanner
• A simple socket demo
• Creating a Weather Reporter application
• Queue handler
• The Snake class
• The Food class
• The View class
• Building the Snake game
• Using queues
• Using synchronization primitives
• Understanding a race condition
• Building a Snake game
• Technical requirements
• Multiple Fun Projects
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• 3D graphics with Tkinter
• Phyllotaxy
• Chaos game – building triangles out of randomness
• Spring pendulum simulation
• Voronoi diagrams
• Drawing fractals
• Gravity simulation
• Polar plots with Tkinter
• Graphing with Tkinter
• Building a screen saver
• Fun with Canvas
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Handling widget resize with <Configure>
• Experimenting with the code
• A note on window responsiveness
• Building the score maker
• Building the chord progression tutor
• Building the chord finder section
• Building the scales tutor
• Playing audio
• Putting the keyboard together
• Making the piano keyboard
• Putting up the skeleton structure
• Building the broad GUI structure
• Learning about chords
• Learning about scales
• A brief primer on piano terms
• Technical requirements
• Piano Tutor
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Adding functionality to menu items
• Adding functionality to the remaining buttons
• Drawing super shapes
• Drawing irregular lines
• Drawing irregular lines and super shapes
• Adding top bar options for draw methods
• Adding a color palette
• Drawing items on the canvas
• Adding toolbar buttons
• Dealing with mouse events
• Setting up a broad GUI structure
• Creating a tiny framework
• Overview of the application
• Paint Application
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Miscellaneous
• Dialogs
• Widgets
• Pmw list of extensions
• Adding a tooltip
• Looping over tracks
• Managing continuous updates
• One-time updates during audio playback
• Creating a seek bar
• Adding the volume change function
• Adding the next track/previous track function
• Fast forward/rewind function
• Adding the mute/unmute function
• Adding the pause/unpause function
• Adding the play/stop function
• Playing audio and adding audio controls
• Emptying the playlist
• Adding all files from a directory
• Removing the selected files from a playlist
• Adding a single audio file
• Adding and removing items from a playlist
• Creating the Player class
• Deciding the data structure
• Program structure and broadview skeleton
• Pmw Tkinter extension
• The pyglet module
• External library requirements
• An overview of the chapter
• Building an Audio Player
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Managing user preferences
• Keep game statistics
• Recording a move in the data structure
• Check whether a move will cause check on the King
• Pre-move validation
• Highlighting allowed moves
• Collecting a list of the moves that need to be highlighted
• Getting the source and destination position
• Making the game functional
• Checking whether the king is in check
• Finding out the current position of the king
• Tracking all available moves
• Movement validation of chess pieces
• Rules for a pawn
• Rules for the Knight
• Rules for the king queen rooks and bishops
• Defining rules for the chess pieces
• Displaying chess pieces on the chessboard
• Creating a Piece class
• Convention for naming locations on the chessboard
• Convention on naming chess pieces
• Modeling the data structure
• Structuring our program
• Module requirements for this chapter
• An overview of the chapter
• Game of Chess
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Working with ttk-themed widgets
• Saving beat patterns
• Support for multiple beat patterns
• Tkinter and thread safety
• Tkinter and threading
• Determining the tempo of a rhythm
• Playing complete patterns
• Initializing pygame
• Playing the drum machine
• Loading drum samples
• The number of units and beats per unit features
• Defining getter and setter methods
• Creating broader visual elements
• Finalizing the data structure
• Setting up the GUI in OOP
• Technical requirements
• Getting started
• Programmable Drum Machine
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Creating a context/pop-up menu
• Adding themes
• Adding the cursor information bar
• Displaying line numbers
• The icons toolbar and View menu functions
• Working with message boxes
• Working with forms and dialogs
• Types of Toplevel window
• Implementing the Find Text feature
• Implementing the Select All feature
• Tags
• Index
• Indexing and tagging
• Adding a built-in functionality
• Implementing the View menu
• Adding menu items
• Adding a menu and menu items
• Getting started – setting up the editor skeleton
• Project overview
• Making a Text Editor
• Further reading
• QA section
• Summary
• Getting interactive help
• Some common root window options
• Specifying styles
• Doing it in style
• Event unbinding and virtual events
• Handling widget-specific variables
• Binding levels
• Event patterns
• Event binding
• Limitations of the command option
• Passing arguments to callbacks
• Command binding
• Events and callbacks – adding life to programs
• The place geometry manager
• The grid geometry manager
• The pack geometry manager
• The Tkinter geometry manager
• Adding widgets to a parent window
• Getting to know the core Tkinter widgets
• Ways to create widgets
• Some important widget features
• Widgets – the building blocks of GUI programs
• The root window – your drawing board
• GUI programming – the big picture
• Getting started
• Project overview
• Technical requirements
• 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
• Title Page
• coverpage

• coverpage
• Title Page
• 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
• Technical requirements
• Project overview
• Getting started
• GUI programming – the big picture
• The root window – your drawing board
• Widgets – the building blocks of GUI programs
• Some important widget features
• Ways to create widgets
• Getting to know the core Tkinter widgets
• Adding widgets to a parent window
• The Tkinter geometry manager
• The pack geometry manager
• The grid geometry manager
• The place geometry manager
• Events and callbacks – adding life to programs
• Command binding
• Passing arguments to callbacks
• Limitations of the command option
• Event binding
• Event patterns
• Binding levels
• Handling widget-specific variables
• Event unbinding and virtual events
• Doing it in style
• Specifying styles
• Some common root window options
• Getting interactive help
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Making a Text Editor
• Project overview
• Getting started – setting up the editor skeleton
• Adding a menu and menu items
• Adding menu items
• Implementing the View menu
• Adding a built-in functionality
• Indexing and tagging
• Index
• Tags
• Implementing the Select All feature
• Implementing the Find Text feature
• Types of Toplevel window
• Working with forms and dialogs
• Working with message boxes
• The icons toolbar and View menu functions
• Displaying line numbers
• Adding the cursor information bar
• Adding themes
• Creating a context/pop-up menu
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Programmable Drum Machine
• Getting started
• Technical requirements
• Setting up the GUI in OOP
• Finalizing the data structure
• Creating broader visual elements
• Defining getter and setter methods
• The number of units and beats per unit features
• Loading drum samples
• Playing the drum machine
• Initializing pygame
• Playing complete patterns
• Determining the tempo of a rhythm
• Tkinter and threading
• Tkinter and thread safety
• Support for multiple beat patterns
• Saving beat patterns
• Working with ttk-themed widgets
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Game of Chess
• An overview of the chapter
• Module requirements for this chapter
• Structuring our program
• Modeling the data structure
• Convention on naming chess pieces
• Convention for naming locations on the chessboard
• Creating a Piece class
• Displaying chess pieces on the chessboard
• Defining rules for the chess pieces
• Rules for the king queen rooks and bishops
• Rules for the Knight
• Rules for a pawn
• Movement validation of chess pieces
• Tracking all available moves
• Finding out the current position of the king
• Checking whether the king is in check
• Making the game functional
• Getting the source and destination position
• Collecting a list of the moves that need to be highlighted
• Highlighting allowed moves
• Pre-move validation
• Check whether a move will cause check on the King
• Recording a move in the data structure
• Keep game statistics
• Managing user preferences
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Building an Audio Player
• An overview of the chapter
• External library requirements
• The pyglet module
• Pmw Tkinter extension
• Program structure and broadview skeleton
• Deciding the data structure
• Creating the Player class
• Adding and removing items from a playlist
• Adding a single audio file
• Removing the selected files from a playlist
• Adding all files from a directory
• Emptying the playlist
• Playing audio and adding audio controls
• Adding the play/stop function
• Adding the pause/unpause function
• Adding the mute/unmute function
• Fast forward/rewind function
• Adding the next track/previous track function
• Adding the volume change function
• Creating a seek bar
• One-time updates during audio playback
• Managing continuous updates
• Looping over tracks
• Adding a tooltip
• Pmw list of extensions
• Widgets
• Dialogs
• Miscellaneous
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Paint Application
• Overview of the application
• Creating a tiny framework
• Setting up a broad GUI structure
• Dealing with mouse events
• Adding toolbar buttons
• Drawing items on the canvas
• Adding a color palette
• Adding top bar options for draw methods
• Drawing irregular lines and super shapes
• Drawing irregular lines
• Drawing super shapes
• Adding functionality to the remaining buttons
• Adding functionality to menu items
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Piano Tutor
• Technical requirements
• A brief primer on piano terms
• Learning about scales
• Learning about chords
• Building the broad GUI structure
• Putting up the skeleton structure
• Making the piano keyboard
• Putting the keyboard together
• Playing audio
• Building the scales tutor
• Building the chord finder section
• Building the chord progression tutor
• Building the score maker
• A note on window responsiveness
• Experimenting with the code
• Handling widget resize with <Configure>
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Fun with Canvas
• Building a screen saver
• Graphing with Tkinter
• Polar plots with Tkinter
• Gravity simulation
• Drawing fractals
• Voronoi diagrams
• Spring pendulum simulation
• Chaos game – building triangles out of randomness
• Phyllotaxy
• 3D graphics with Tkinter
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Multiple Fun Projects
• Technical requirements
• Building a Snake game
• Understanding a race condition
• Using synchronization primitives
• Using queues
• Building the Snake game
• The View class
• The Food class
• The Snake class
• Queue handler
• Creating a Weather Reporter application
• A simple socket demo
• Building a port scanner
• Building a chat application
• Creating a phone book application
• Creating a new record
• Reading from the database
• Updating records
• Deleting records
• Using asyncio with Tkinter
• Interfacing with hardware/serial communication
• Hardware
• Writing the Arduino sketch
• Reading serial data
• Summary
• QA section
• Further reading
• Miscellaneous Tips
• Tracing Tkinter variables
• Widget traversal
• Validating user input
• Key validation mode demo
• Focus-out validation mode demo
• Formatting widget data
• More on fonts
• Finer control over font
• Building a font selector
• Redirecting the command-line output to Tkinter
• The class hierarchy of Tkinter
• Tips for program design
• The model-first policy versus the code-first policy
• Separating the model from the view
• Selecting the right data structure
• Naming variables and methods
• The Single Responsibility Principle
• Loose coupling
• Handling errors and exceptions
• Handling cross-platform differences
• Tips for program optimization
• Using filter and map
• Optimizing variables
• Profiling your program
• Other optimization tips
• Distributing a Tkinter application
• py2exe
• py2app
• PyInstaller
• Other freezing tools
• The limitations of Tkinter
• A limited number of core widgets
• Non-Python objects
• No support for printing
• No support for newer image formats
• Inactive development community
• Alternatives to Tkinter
• wxPython
• PyQt
• PySide
• PyGTK
• Other options
• Tkinter in Python 2.x
• Summary
• QA section
• Other Books You May Enjoy
• Leave a review - let other readers know what you think 更新時間：2021-06-24 18:35:52