Emplicitly tag a row in tkinter treeview
I am trying to tag a single row in a treeview column when it is selected.
BadgesView.tag_configure("BadgeOfTheWeek", background="yellow")
Before or after this row is tagged I want the other rows to have all their tags removed by the program.
for row in Treeview:
remove tag from row.
I am not sure if this is possible, as I am having a hard time identifying which row is the selected row, and from that which row to tag.
Any help is appreciated.
python tkinter treeview
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
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asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
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I am trying to tag a single row in a treeview column when it is selected.
BadgesView.tag_configure("BadgeOfTheWeek", background="yellow")
Before or after this row is tagged I want the other rows to have all their tags removed by the program.
for row in Treeview:
remove tag from row.
I am not sure if this is possible, as I am having a hard time identifying which row is the selected row, and from that which row to tag.
Any help is appreciated.
python tkinter treeview
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
@stovfl I want the program to remove all tags associated with each row. Sorry for lack of clarity.
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:04
Dahm, that's a shame :(
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:52
1
I think saying they are readonly is false. You can change the tags at any time, including changing them to an empty set.
– Bryan Oakley
Dec 31 '18 at 19:33
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I am trying to tag a single row in a treeview column when it is selected.
BadgesView.tag_configure("BadgeOfTheWeek", background="yellow")
Before or after this row is tagged I want the other rows to have all their tags removed by the program.
for row in Treeview:
remove tag from row.
I am not sure if this is possible, as I am having a hard time identifying which row is the selected row, and from that which row to tag.
Any help is appreciated.
python tkinter treeview
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
I am trying to tag a single row in a treeview column when it is selected.
BadgesView.tag_configure("BadgeOfTheWeek", background="yellow")
Before or after this row is tagged I want the other rows to have all their tags removed by the program.
for row in Treeview:
remove tag from row.
I am not sure if this is possible, as I am having a hard time identifying which row is the selected row, and from that which row to tag.
Any help is appreciated.
python tkinter treeview
python tkinter treeview
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
edited Jan 7 at 21:12
marc_s
576k12911111258
576k12911111258
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
asked Dec 31 '18 at 13:48
Lyra OrwellLyra Orwell
887
887
@stovfl I want the program to remove all tags associated with each row. Sorry for lack of clarity.
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:04
Dahm, that's a shame :(
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:52
1
I think saying they are readonly is false. You can change the tags at any time, including changing them to an empty set.
– Bryan Oakley
Dec 31 '18 at 19:33
add a comment |
@stovfl I want the program to remove all tags associated with each row. Sorry for lack of clarity.
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:04
Dahm, that's a shame :(
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:52
1
I think saying they are readonly is false. You can change the tags at any time, including changing them to an empty set.
– Bryan Oakley
Dec 31 '18 at 19:33
@stovfl I want the program to remove all tags associated with each row. Sorry for lack of clarity.
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:04
@stovfl I want the program to remove all tags associated with each row. Sorry for lack of clarity.
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:04
Dahm, that's a shame :(
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:52
Dahm, that's a shame :(
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:52
1
1
I think saying they are readonly is false. You can change the tags at any time, including changing them to an empty set.
– Bryan Oakley
Dec 31 '18 at 19:33
I think saying they are readonly is false. You can change the tags at any time, including changing them to an empty set.
– Bryan Oakley
Dec 31 '18 at 19:33
add a comment |
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Question: ... the other
rowsto have all theirtagsremoved
Tkinter 8.5 reference - 45. ttk.Treeview
First, some definitions:item
One of the entities being displayed in the widget. For a file browser, an item might be either a directory or a file.
Each item is associated with a textual label, and may also be associated with an image.iid
Every item in the tree has a unique identifier string called the iid. You can supply the iid values yourself, or you can let ttk generate them.
Treeviewitemsbefore:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Loop the
Treeviewto get theiidof a item
for iid in self.tree.get_children():
Condition:
'BadgeOfTheWeek'isnot incurrentitem(iid)tags.
if not 'BadgeOfTheWeek' in self.tree.item(iid)['tags']:
To remove all
tagsfrom thisitem(iid), settags=to a emptylistorset
self.tree.item(iid, tags=)
Treeviewitemsafter:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Tested with Python: 3.5 - TkVersion: 8.6
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Question: ... the other
rowsto have all theirtagsremoved
Tkinter 8.5 reference - 45. ttk.Treeview
First, some definitions:item
One of the entities being displayed in the widget. For a file browser, an item might be either a directory or a file.
Each item is associated with a textual label, and may also be associated with an image.iid
Every item in the tree has a unique identifier string called the iid. You can supply the iid values yourself, or you can let ttk generate them.
Treeviewitemsbefore:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Loop the
Treeviewto get theiidof a item
for iid in self.tree.get_children():
Condition:
'BadgeOfTheWeek'isnot incurrentitem(iid)tags.
if not 'BadgeOfTheWeek' in self.tree.item(iid)['tags']:
To remove all
tagsfrom thisitem(iid), settags=to a emptylistorset
self.tree.item(iid, tags=)
Treeviewitemsafter:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Tested with Python: 3.5 - TkVersion: 8.6
answered Jan 1 at 14:09
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Question: ... the other
rowsto have all theirtagsremoved
Tkinter 8.5 reference - 45. ttk.Treeview
First, some definitions:item
One of the entities being displayed in the widget. For a file browser, an item might be either a directory or a file.
Each item is associated with a textual label, and may also be associated with an image.iid
Every item in the tree has a unique identifier string called the iid. You can supply the iid values yourself, or you can let ttk generate them.
Treeviewitemsbefore:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Loop the
Treeviewto get theiidof a item
for iid in self.tree.get_children():
Condition:
'BadgeOfTheWeek'isnot incurrentitem(iid)tags.
if not 'BadgeOfTheWeek' in self.tree.item(iid)['tags']:
To remove all
tagsfrom thisitem(iid), settags=to a emptylistorset
self.tree.item(iid, tags=)
Treeviewitemsafter:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Tested with Python: 3.5 - TkVersion: 8.6
answered Jan 1 at 14:09
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Question: ... the other
rowsto have all theirtagsremoved
Tkinter 8.5 reference - 45. ttk.Treeview
First, some definitions:item
One of the entities being displayed in the widget. For a file browser, an item might be either a directory or a file.
Each item is associated with a textual label, and may also be associated with an image.iid
Every item in the tree has a unique identifier string called the iid. You can supply the iid values yourself, or you can let ttk generate them.
Treeviewitemsbefore:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Loop the
Treeviewto get theiidof a item
for iid in self.tree.get_children():
Condition:
'BadgeOfTheWeek'isnot incurrentitem(iid)tags.
if not 'BadgeOfTheWeek' in self.tree.item(iid)['tags']:
To remove all
tagsfrom thisitem(iid), settags=to a emptylistorset
self.tree.item(iid, tags=)
Treeviewitemsafter:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Tested with Python: 3.5 - TkVersion: 8.6
answered Jan 1 at 14:09
stovflstovfl
7,76131031
Question: ... the other
rowsto have all theirtagsremoved
Tkinter 8.5 reference - 45. ttk.Treeview
First, some definitions:item
One of the entities being displayed in the widget. For a file browser, an item might be either a directory or a file.
Each item is associated with a textual label, and may also be associated with an image.iid
Every item in the tree has a unique identifier string called the iid. You can supply the iid values yourself, or you can let ttk generate them.
Treeviewitemsbefore:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': ['ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Loop the
Treeviewto get theiidof a item
for iid in self.tree.get_children():
Condition:
'BadgeOfTheWeek'isnot incurrentitem(iid)tags.
if not 'BadgeOfTheWeek' in self.tree.item(iid)['tags']:
To remove all
tagsfrom thisitem(iid), settags=to a emptylistorset
self.tree.item(iid, tags=)
Treeviewitemsafter:
item:{'text': 'Text_1', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_2', 'values': '', 'tags': ['BadgeOfTheWeek', 'ALL'], 'image': '', 'open': 0}
item:{'text': 'Text_3', 'values': '', 'tags': '', 'image': '', 'open': 0}
Tested with Python: 3.5 - TkVersion: 8.6
answered Jan 1 at 14:09
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answered Jan 1 at 14:09
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@stovfl I want the program to remove all tags associated with each row. Sorry for lack of clarity.
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:04
Dahm, that's a shame :(
– Lyra Orwell
Dec 31 '18 at 16:52
1
I think saying they are readonly is false. You can change the tags at any time, including changing them to an empty set.
– Bryan Oakley
Dec 31 '18 at 19:33