ModTkinter

An Extended Framework for Tkinter/python

ModTkinter is a technology which is based mainly on base64 decoding. After the double layer buffering of each tcl/tk widget, ModTkinter widgets will be rerendered with graphics as pixels...

Images are not use as normal images but pixels so that you can set any color you like as in [R,G,B,A] format... Would take no longer than 2 secs to load on a slow machine for nearly two hundred widgets on screen since pixel data is formatted as an array...

Requirements

 Windows OS
 1920*1080 (for better performances)
 Windows Xp or 10 (for better performances)

Installation

>>>pip install ModTkinter

Usage

Importing

import ModTkinter
from ModTkinter import *

This will import All widgets and Functions from the packages

MainClass

import ModTkinter
from ModTkinter import ModTk

    
root = ModTk()
"""
ModTk instead of Tk will fix resolution 
The best resolution in your Windows system will be obtained

"""
root.mainloop()

This will import the main class Tk(). This using the ctypes, will change DPIAwareness to fix the resolution to the highest resolution available on your machine...

AssistiveTouch

There are many examples. The most obvious one is the one on Iphone.

import ModTkinter
from ModTkinter import AssistiveTouch, ModTk

root = Tk()
At = AssistiveTouch(master= root, text = "AT" )
root.mainloop()

master declaration is for the sake of the base app with this one line of code you can access it.

In order to set the command, access through At.camn['command'] camn is the button part so you can do all the tk.Button configurations to it...

Button new Functions

import ModTkinter
from ModTkinter import Button, ModTk

root = Tk()
button = Button(root, text = "Button" )
button.init()
button.pack()


root.mainloop()

This will render the image layer automatically over the Tk button, then adjust the background and border itself.

button.init([0, 106, 255, opacity])

There you can pass any color. Opacity will range from 0-255

button.init([0, 106, 255, 255], 40, 20, [10 , 10, 10, 230], animation= True)

40 is the width of the outline of the button or else is will be overflowed by the text like in C# and Web. 20 here is the height. [10 , 10, 10, 230] is the active color.

setting animation = True is to allow some bindings like entering will change the color to active color, leaving will maintain the original color...

configuration will be perform with button.init() again.

Since <Enter> and <Leave> bindings are used for animations, you can-

button.enterbind = Your_Def_Enter
button.leavebind = Your_Def_Leave
#You dun even have to pass in event
#these will also be performed when leave and enter the button 

Others functionalities are as a normal button's.