I want to fill a tk.Listbox. On the left side there should be the names of the indicators (left-justified), on the right side the values and the units (right-justified). There are some... in between.
In Jupyter it works:
In a GUI it looks like this:
The code is:
for name, value in zip(content_name, content_value):
points = 34 - len(name) - len(value)
in_between = "........"
for p in range(points):
in_between = in_between + "."
content = name + in_between + value
listbox_record.insert(tk.END, content)
Is there a way to do this in a GUI without knowing the font or the specific length of a character in pixels?
Thanks!
As suggested by acw1668, I've set the font to a mono spaced font ("Courier", 9). I believe TKinter default font is ("New Courier", 9).
### Frame Listbox
frame_listbox = tk.Frame(self.frame_activities)
frame_listbox.grid(row = 1, column = 0, columnspan = 2, sticky = "ew", padx = 10)
### Frame Scrollbar
frame_scroll_select_activity = tk.Frame(frame_listbox)
scrollbar_select_activity = tk.Scrollbar(frame_scroll_select_activity, orient = tk.VERTICAL)
### Font Listbox
font_listbox = ("Courier", 9)
### Listbox
listbox_record = tk.Listbox(frame_scroll_select_activity, font = font_listbox, width = 42, yscrollcommand = scrollbar_select_activity.set, selectmode = tk.SINGLE)
### Configure Scrollbar
scrollbar_select_activity.config(command = listbox_record.yview)
### Packing
scrollbar_select_activity.pack(side = tk.RIGHT, fill = tk.Y)
frame_scroll_select_activity.pack()
listbox_record.pack(pady = 10)
Fill listbox...
for name, value in zip(content_name, content_value):
content = name + value.rjust(42 - len(name), ".")
listbox_record.insert(tk.END, content)
And it looks like that...
Very cool!
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