Hello out there,
I am about to start a project and I want it to be themed. I am used to
using BWidget and here is my question: I see that BWidget attempts to
support themes, but
- all themes and
- how good is the support?
Thanks for any advice or experience you can share
Helmut
Dear Helmut,
What is that BWidget have that do not exist in the ttk widgets?
George
???? 12/2/2022 22:51, ?/? Helmut Giese ??????:
Hello out there,
I am about to start a project and I want it to be themed. I am used to
using BWidget and here is my question: I see that BWidget attempts to
support themes, but
- all themes and
- how good is the support?
Thanks for any advice or experience you can share
Helmut
Georgios Petasis <petasisg@yahoo.gr> schrieb:
Dear Helmut,Hello Georgios,
What is that BWidget have that do not exist in the ttk widgets?
George
hm, your question made me think: I usually start out with BWidget 's
- MainFrame,
- DynamicHelp (aka tool tips) and
- ButtonBox
The MainFrame integrates, besides a main frame, a menu, and
(optionally) several toolbar(s), a statusbar and a progress bar.
Ok, the DynamicHelp can be replaced by other tooltip packages.
The main Frame can be replaced by a ttk::labelframe. the statusbar by
any ttk::frame. The toolbar - well, I think I will be able to throw
some kind of toolbar together. The menu will be a bit more work (it is
really easy with BWidget), but not really rocket science either, and
the progress bar - well, I'll see when the need arises.
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