1+ '''
2+ Created on Oct 26, 2017
3+
4+ @author: Aditya
5+ This function demonstrates the use of frames in tkinter
6+ '''
7+ 8+ import tkinter as tk
9+ from tkinter import ttk
10+ 11+ class DisplayApp :
12+ def __init__ (self , master ):
13+ self .frame = ttk .Frame (master , width = 100 , height = 100 ) # frame height and width are in pixel
14+ self .frame .pack ()
15+ self .frame .config (relief = tk .RAISED ) # to define frame boarder
16+ self .button = ttk .Button (self .frame , text = 'Click for Magic' )
17+ self .button .config (command = self .performMagic )
18+ self .button .grid () # use grid geometry manager
19+ self .frame .config (padding = (30 ,15 ))
20+ 21+ self .lbfrm = ttk .LabelFrame (master , width = 100 , height = 100 )
22+ self .lbfrm .config (padding = (30 , 15 ))
23+ self .lbfrm .config (text = "Magic Below" )
24+ self .lbfrm .pack ()
25+ self .label = ttk .Label (self .lbfrm , text = "Waiting for Magic" )
26+ self .label .grid ()
27+ 28+ def performMagic (self ):
29+ if self .label ['text' ] == "Waiting for Magic" :
30+ self .label .config (text = 'Magic Performed' )
31+ else :
32+ self .label .config (text = "Waiting for Magic" )
33+ 34+ def DisplayAppLaunch ():
35+ root = tk .Tk ()
36+ DisplayApp (root )
37+ tk .mainloop ()
38+ 39+ if __name__ == '__main__' :
40+ DisplayAppLaunch ()
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