For examples and more explanations, see the module level docs.
TkWindow() -> new TkWindow component
A component providing a Tk window. The first TkWindow created will be the "root" window.
Subclass to implement your own widgets and functionality on the window.
Handler for destroy event. Do not override.
x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature
Stub method. Reimplement with your own functionality to respond to a tk window destroy event.
Returns true if this window has been destroyed
Main loop. Stub method, reimplement with your own functionality.
Must regularly call self.tkupdate() to ensure tk event processing happens.
Populate the window with widgets, set its title, set up event bindings etc...
Do not bind the "<Destroy>" event, as this is already handled.
Stub method. Reimplement with your own functionality.
Calls tk's event processing loop (if this is the root window).
To be called from within self.main().
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