I dont understand root['bg'] = 'red' where root is a tkinter.Tk object
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Hello,
import tkinter
root = tkinter.Tk()
Let's see all attributes of root:
>>> root.__dict__
{'master': None, 'children': {}, '_tclCommands': ['tkerror', 'exit', '13825848destroy'], 'tk':
<tkapp object at 0x02949C28>, '_tkloaded': 1}
Now we change the background color using following command:
>>> root['bg'] = 'red'
I am wondering what 'bg' is for object root. Is it an attribute ?
>>> root.__dict__
{'master': None, 'children': {}, '_tclCommands': ['tkerror', 'exit', '13825848destroy'], 'tk':
<tkapp object at 0x02949C28>, '_tkloaded': 1}
No, 'bg' is not in root attribute's list. So what is it ?
Thx
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