Tkinter reference: A GUI for Python

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wrapxscrollcommandyscrollcommandMethods on text widgets:.compare ( index1, op, index2 )This option controls the display of lines that aretoo wide. With the default behavior, value CHAR,any line that gets too long will be broken at anycharacter. Set the option to WORD and it will breakthe line after the last word that will fit. If you wantto be able to create lines that are too long to fit inthe window, set this option to NONE and provide ahorizontal scrollbar.To make the text widget horizontally scrollable, setthis option to the .set method of the horizontalscrollbar.To make the text widget vertically scrollable, set thisoption to the .set method of the vertical scrollbar.Compares the positions of two indices in the text widget, and returns true if the relationalop holds between index1 and index2. The op specifies what comparison to use, one of. For example, for a text widget t,t.compare("2.0", "
.insert ( index, text, tags=None )Inserts the given text at the given index.If you omit the tags argument, the newly inserted text will be tagged with any tags thatapply to the characters both before and after the insertion point.If you want to apply one or more tags to the text you are inserting, provide as a thirdargument a sequence of tag strings. Any tags that apply to existing characters aroundthe insertion point are ignored..mark_gravity ( mark, gravity=None )Changes or queries the gravity of an existing mark; see Marks in text widgets, above,for an explanation of gravity. To set the gravity, pass in the name of the mark, followed byeither LEFT or RIGHT. To find the gravity of an existing mark, omit the second argumentand the method returns LEFT or RIGHT..mark_names()Returns a sequence of the names of all the marks in the window, including INSERT andCURRENT..mark_set ( mark, index )If no mark with name mark exists, one is created with RIGHT gravity and placed whereindex points. If the mark already exists, it is moved to the new location..mark_unset ( mark )Removes the named mark..search ( pattern, index, *options )Searches for pattern (which can be either a string or a regular expression) in the bufferstarting at the given index. If it succeeds, it returns an index of the "line.char" form; ifit fails, it returns an empty string.The allowable options for this method are:backwardscountregexpnocasestopindex.see ( index )Set this option to 1 to search backwards from the index. Defaultis forwards.If you set this option to an IntVar control variable, when thereis a match you can retrieve the length of the text that matchedby using the .get() method on that variable after the methodreturns.Set this option to 1 to interpret the pattern as a Tcl-styleregular expression. The default is to look for an exact matchto pattern. Tcl regular expressions are a subset of Pythonregular expressions, supporting these features: . ^ $ [c 1 : : :](: : :) * + ? e 1 |e 2Set this option to 1 to ignore case. The default is a case-sensitivesearch.To limit the search, set this option to the index beyond whichthe search should not go.If the text containing the given index is not visible, scroll the text until it is.New Mexico Tech Computer Center Tkinter reference: The Text widget Page 55
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