Entry Boxes for Text - Intro To Tkinter 2

In this video we'll learn about the Entry Widget for Tkinter and Python.
The Entry Widget is a text box that allows users to type text into your GUI app.
We'll learn how to create an entry widget, and how to retrieve the text from it and do things with it!
We'll also learn how to delete text from the entry box, and add text programatically.
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Timecodes
0:00​​ - Introduction
1:14 - Create Label
1:43 - Create Entry Widget
2:34 - Create Button
3:02 - Create Answer Function
3:13 - Create Hidden Label
4:09 - Entry Widget Resizing
6:40 - Get Entry Text
7:16 - Output To Hidden Label
8:48 - Check For Text With Logic
10:00 - Delete Text From Entry Widget
10:49 - Insert Into Entry Widget
12:15 - Insert Positions
13:31 - Conclusion

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[@Smart_Coder7]

Can you pls make a video on Converting a Custom Tkinter GUI to .Exe using pyinstaller ? I know that we cannot use --onefile and so many things. But still I am facing too many problems such as tkinter.dialouge is not defined etc

[@TkinterPython]

Maybe some day, but the customtkinter docs have instructions on exactly how to do that.

[@djl3009]

I haven't used Custom Tkinter but I've used ttkbootstrap in an application and pyinstaller seemed to work (eventually). If I remember correctly, most of the issues I faced were solved by using a particular project directory structure, where there is a single top-level scrip file (entry point) and the rest of my code was in a directory at the same level as the entry script. Other issues were due to using pyinstaller in a virtual environment. I'm not exactly sure why, but one of the solutions was to run Pyinstaller as a module with "python -m PyInstaller", if I ran it directly at the prompt with the command that pip installed, I would hit all kinds of dependency issues.

[@Smart_Coder7]

@@TkinterPython Yes, I have checked the docs and did the same. But still after being created .exe, it shows error when it runs.

[@larslover6559]

@@Smart_Coder7 What error message comes up? Maybe I can help...

[@Smart_Coder7]

@@larslover6559 Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 8, in import customtkinter as ctk File "C:\Users\Singhal\PycharmProjects\#PRi_Projects\Project-1\v2.0\dist\main\customtkinter\__init__.py", line 7, in import tkinter.filedialog as filedialog ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tkinter.filedialog'

[@djl3009]

I have a suggestion for a future video -- how use a ListBox as an input widget. This would be very helpful.

[@TkinterPython]

Why? Just use an entry widget.

[@djl3009]

@@TkinterPython I think I see what you mean ...shall give it a go, thanks :)

[@fullstacklarry]

"Insert John" 😂

[@TkinterPython]

lol