Name
resizable
Synopsis
T
.resizable([width
,height
])
T
.resizable( )
, without
arguments, returns a pair of integers (each 0
or
1
) whose two items indicate if user action via the
window manager can change
T
’s width and height,
respectively.
T
.resizable(
W
,H
)
,
with two integer arguments W
and
H
(each 0
or
1
), sets the user’s ability to
change T
’s width and
height according to the truth values of W
and H
. With some releases of
Tk
, resizable
, when called
without arguments, returns a string such as '1
1
' rather than a pair of integers such as
(1,1)
. To remove this uncertainty, use:
resizable_wh
=T
.resizable( ) if len(resizable_wh
) != 2:resizable_wh
= map(int,resizable_wh
.split( ))resizable_w
,resizable_h
=resizable_wh
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