Tkinter - Pygubu Designer - New Version Features

[@lzz9934]

so great

[@Roi-su8mo]

This is nice. But can we have a separate module for implementing/integrate callbacks/importing the XML ui file into the code without having to have entire RAD tool as the code's dependancy?

[@didierleprince6106]

Merci (:

[@CyberdawgBFK]

GUBU GUBU. thanks, Ace

[@ahmedragala3946]

Pygubu introduces widgets and helpers that are neither in tk nor ttk! Can you do tutorials about it?

[@kotai2003]

Pygubu is the best editor for Tkinter

[@mireazma]

I've read half the tutorials in the playlist one year ago. I'm trying to follow along while adapting to the new code structure and I got stuck at the very beginning: I can't figure out where to put the bulk of my code, starting with a basic my_label = app.builder.get_object("lbl_val") Print(my_label) I'm guessing in the new code base, `builder` now has to be referenced through `app`, but where? I've tried tracing in debug with breakpoints but after app.run() it doesn't hit any breakpoint. If you could redo a basic tutorial it would be great!

[@AnnamirAlmoqanaa]

Thanks very much. Your videos are intertesting. What about a pseudo real complete project tuto.

[@ahmedragala3946]

Thank you so much, I have a little problem with the new interface! the "Components Palette" and "Project Tree" tabs invade the entire interface and I can't reach the other "Preview" and "Properties" tabs! Any help will be welcome!

[@jobinpy]

Try going to the Edit menu, then choose 'Reset layout' and see if that helps.

[@ahmedragala3946]

@@jobinpy Thanks for your help but I can't find "Reset Layout" anywhere. In the "Edit" menu there is only - copy - past - cut - Duplicate ______ - Widget tree > - Widget greed > ------------ - Preferences

[@jobinpy]

@@ahmedragala3946 You might be using Pygubu Designer 0.39. The 'Reset Layout' menu was added in version 0.39.1. Try upgrading Pygubu Designer and the 'Reset Layout' option should show up.

[@ahmedragala3946]

@@jobinpy Thanks! I'll try!

[@ahmedragala3946]

That's work! Thanks!

[@ErikHI63]

Hello, and thanks for posting the videos. I am searching for the code generated, and as mentioned, I am going to the location of the *.ui file, but there is nothing there, just the *.ui file. I tried going into the project setting menu and giving the module a name but when I hit "ok" the menu just sits there, I have to cancel to close the menu. Any guidance on why I cannot generate the code, or where it might be? Thanks

[@jobinpy]

Hi, try specifying the Module output folder (in the Code tab), then generate the code again, and see if the files showed up in the module output folder that you specified earlier.

[@ErikHI63]

@@jobinpy thanks for the reply. I tried that, but it will not let me hit ok, I just get a dash box around the ok button. The only way I can close this window is if I cancel.

[@jobinpy]

@@ErikHI63 Try posting a screenshot of the settings window and description of the problem on Pygubu Designer's Github page, in the discussions section. There might be something that we can see in the screenshot that will help.

[@ErikHI63]

@@jobinpy I wanted to attach a screenshot but could not figure out how, I uploaded a video of the issue to my youtube account here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJLZXo2Ahdt5Y6M. Thanks for the help.

[@jobinpy]

@@ErikHI63 In the Settings window, in the 'General' tab, type a Name and Description for the project. Then in the 'Code' tab, select a Main widget (for example tk1) and type a Class name with no spaces, such as MyClass, then press OK and see if it works.