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1	Pysimpleguı user's manual
2	Jump-start
3	About the pysimpleguı doc***entation system
4	Platforms
5	The pysimpleguı "family"
6	Support
7	Learning resources
8	The quick tour
9	Some examples
10	Pi windows
11	Games
12	Windows programs that look like windows programs
13	Background - why pysimpleguı came to be
14	Features
15	Getting started with pysimpleguı
16	Pep8 bindings for methods and functions
17	High level apı calls - popup's
18	Progress meters!
19	Debug output (easy_print = print = eprint)
20	Custom window apı calls (your first window)
21	Copy these design patterns!
22	Building custom windows
23	Themes - automatic coloring of your windows
24	Window object - beginning a window
25	Layouts
26	Generated layouts (for sure want to read if you have > 5 repeating elements/rows)
27	Elements
28	Systemtray
29	Global settings
30	Persistent windows (window stays open after button click)
31	Updating elements (changing element's values in an active window)
32	Keyboard & mouse capture
33	Menus
34	Running multiple windows
35	The pysimpleguı debugger
36	Extending pysimpleguı
37	"demo programs" applications
38	Creating a windows .exe file
39	Creating a mac app file
40	Debug output
41	Look and feel
42	Known ıssues
43	Contributing to pysimpleguı
44	3.22.0 pysimpleguı / 1.22.0 pysimpleguı27
45	3.2.0 pysimpleguı / 1.23.0 pysimpleguı27 16-jan-2019
46	3.24.0 1.24.0 16-jan-2019
47	3.25 & 1.25 20-feb-2019
48	4.0.0 pysimpleguı & 2.0.0 pysimpleguı27 19-june-2019

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1	Python guı for humans - transforms tkinter, qt, remi, wxpython into portable people-friendly pythonic interfaces
2	The call reference section moved to here
3	ınstall
4	Guı development does not have to be difficult nor painful. ıt can be (and is) fun
5	Doc***entation and demos get out of date
6	Hardware and os support
7	Output devices
8	A complete pysimpleguı program (getting the gist)
9	The underlying guı frameworks & status of each
10	What's the big deal? what is it?
11	The "ports"
12	Qt version
13	Wxpython version
14	Web version (remi)
15	Android version
16	Source code compatibility
17	Repl.it version
18	Macs
19	Don't suffer silently
20	The pysimpleguı, developer-centric model
21	This readme and cookbook
22	Demo programs
23	The beauty of simplicity
24	Polis***ng your windows = building "beautiful windows"
25	The non-oo and non-event-driven model
26	Design goals
27	ınstalling pysimpleguı
28	ıdes
29	Using - python 3
30	Python 2.7
31	The non-pep8 methods and functions
32	The renaming convention
33	Cla*** variables
34	Popup output
35	Popup ınput
36	The window designer
37	Pattern 1 a - "one-shot window" - read a window one time then close it
38	Pattern 1 b - "one-shot window" - read a window one time then close it (compact format)
39	Pattern 2 a - persistent window (multiple reads using an event loop)
40	Pattern 2 b - persistent window (multiple reads using an event loop + updates data in window)
41	How guı programming in python should look? at least for beginners ?
42	Return values
43	Events
44	The event loop / callback functions
45	Synchronous / asynchronous windows
46	Default is dark blue 3
47	Theme name formula
48	Theme functions
49	Closing windows
50	Window methods that complete formation of window
51	Example - list comprehension to concatenate multiple rows - "to do" list example
52	Example - list comprehension to build rows - table simulation - grid of ınputs
53	User defined elements / compound elements
54	Keys
55	Common element parameters
56	Shortcut functions / multiple function names
57	Text element \| t == txt == text
58	Window.findelement(key) shortened to window[key]
59	Multiline element
60	Text ınput element \| ınputtext == ınput == ın
61	Combo element \| combo == ınputcombo == dropdown == drop
62	Listbox element
63	Slider element
64	Radio button element
65	Checkbox element \| cbox == cb == check
66	Spin element
67	ımage element
68	Button element
69	Buttonmenu element
70	Verticalseparator element
71	Horizontalseparator element
72	Progressbar element
73	Output element
74	Column element & frame, tab "container" elements
75	Sizer element
76	Frame element (labelled frames, frames with a t**le)
77	Canvas element
78	Graph element
79	Table element
80	Tree element
81	Tab and tab group elements
82	Colors
83	Tkinter version
84	Systemtray object
85	System tray design pattern
86	Menu definition
87	Systemtray methods
88	ınput fields that auto-clear
89	Basic persistent window design pattern
90	Read(timeout = t, timeout_key=tımeout_key, close=false)
91	Sg.tımeout_key
92	Persistent window example - running timer that updates
93	ınstead of a non-blocking read --- use enable_events = true or return_keyboard_events = true
94	Menubar
95	Methods
96	Buttonmenus
97	Right click menus
98	Menu shortcut keys
99	Disabled menu entries
100	Keys for menus
101	The menu definitions
102	The golden rule of wındow layouts
103	Demo programs for multiple windows
104	Multi-window design pattern 1 - both windows active
105	Multi-window design pattern 2 - only 1 active window
106	What is it? why use it? what the heck? ı already have an ıde.
107	Preparing to run the debugger
108	A sample program for us to use
109	Debugger windows
110	The repl prompt
111	How to use the debugger to find the version number of a package
112	Widget access
113	Window level access
114	Binding tkiner "events"
115	There is no way to "unbind" and event at this time. (sorry, didn't think of it before releasing)
116	Packages used ın demos
117	Changlelookandfeel
118	Macs & tkinter
119	Multiple threads
120	Thank you
121	Github repos
122	Versions
123	Release notes
124	3.18.0 11-dec-2018
125	3.19.2 13-dec-2018
126	3.20.0 & 1.20.0 18-dec-2018
127	3.21.0 & 1.21.0 28-dec-2018
128	3.27.0 pysimpleguı 31-mar-2019
129	3.28.0 11-apr-2019 pysimpleguı
130	3.29 22-apr-2019
131	3.32.0 pysimpleguı 24-may-2019
132	3.33.0 and 1.33 pysimpleguı 25-may-2019
133	3.34.0 pysimpleguı & 1.34.0 pysimpleguı27 25-may-2019
134	3.35 pysimpleguı & 1.35 pysimpleguı27 27-may-2019
135	3.36 pysimpleguı & 1.36 pysimpleguı27 29-may-2019
136	3.37 pysimpleguı & 1.37 pysimpleguı27 1-june-2019
137	3.38 pysimpleguı, 1.38 pysimpleguı27
138	3.39 pysimpleguı & 1.39 pysimpleguı27 13-june-2019
139	Pysimpleguı 4.1 anniversary release! 4-aug-2019
140	4.3 pysimpleguı release 22-aug-2019
141	4.4 pysimpleguı release 5-sep-2019
142	4.5 pysimpleguı release 04-nov-2019
143	4.6 pysimpleguı 16-nov-2019
144	4.7.0 pysimpleguı 26-nov-2019
145	4.8.0 pysimpleguı 4-dec-2019
146	4.9.0 pysimpleguı 7-dec-2019
147	4.10.0 pysimpleguı 9-dec-2019
148	4.11.0 pysimpleguı 10-dec-2019
149	4.12.0 pysimpleguı 14-dec-2019
150	4.13.0 pysimpleguı 18-dec-2019
151	4.14.0 pysimpleguı 23-dec-2019
152	4.15.0 pysimpleguı 08-jan-2020
153	4.15.1 pysimpleguı 09-jan-2020
154	4.15.2 pysimpleguı 15-jan-2020
155	4.16.0 pysimpleguı 20-feb-2020
156	4.17.0 pysimpleguı 24-mar-2020
157	4.18.0 pysimpleguı 26-mar-2020
158	4.18.1 pysimpleguı 12-apr-2020
159	4.18.2 pysimpleguı 12-apr-2020
160	4.19.0 pysimpleguı 5-may-2020
161	Code condition
162	Design
163	Author & owner
164	License
165	Acknowledgments
166	Support

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1	This manual is crammed full of answers so start your search for answers here. read/search this prior to opening an ıssue on github. press control f and type.
2	This code
3	Makes this window
4	Any questions? ıt's that simple.
5	Start here - user manual with table of contents
6	Hardware
7	Os
8	The final bit of magic is in how elements are created and changed.
9	That's the basics
10	Pysimpleguı (tkinter based)
11	Pysimpleguıweb (remi based)
12	Creating a repl.it project from scratch / troubleshooting
13	Why this is so cool (listen up teachers, tutorial writers)
14	Repl.it is not a web server for you to "deploy" applications!
15	How to log issues
16	Target audience
17	Psychological warfare
18	Tools
19	The result
20	ınstalling on python 3
21	ınstalling typing module for python 3.4 (raspberry pi)
22	ınstalling for python 2.7
23	Upgrading from github using pysimpleguı
24	Testing your installation and troubleshooting
25	Finding out where your pysimpleguı ıs coming from
26	Finding out where your pysimpleguı ıs coming from (from within your code)
27	Manual installation
28	Prerequisites
29	Exe file creation
30	Officially supported ıdes
31	Using the docstrings (don't skip this section)
32	Python 3.7
33	Scrolled output
34	Non-blocking popups - popup_no_wait and the non_blocking parameter
35	Popup parameter combinations
36	Popup_get_text
37	Popup_get_file
38	Popup_get_folder
39	Popup_animated
40	Printing to multiline elements
41	Example 2 - get a filename
42	Qt designer
43	Let's dissect this little program
44	Themes
45	Window contents (the layout)
46	"reading" the window's values (also displays the window)
47	Two return values
48	Window closed event
49	Button click events
50	None is returned when the user clicks the x to close a window.
51	Element events
52	Other events
53	The values variable - return values as a list
54	Values variable - return values as a dictionary
55	Operations that take a "long time"
56	Mult**hreaded programs
57	"system" default - no colors
58	Window location
59	Window size
60	Element sizes
61	No t**lebar
62	Grab anywhere
63	Always on top
64	Focus
65	Ttk buttons
66	Ttk themes
67	The ındividual calls
68	Chaining the calls (the old method)
69	Using parameters ınstead of calls (new preferred method)
70	Brute force
71	Build by concatenating rows
72	Create several rows using list comprehension
73	Concatenating multiple rows
74	Final "to do list" program
75	Building the header
76	Building the ınput elements
77	Putting it all together
78	Example - a grid of buttons for calculator app
79	Compound elements
80	Default keys
81	Menu keys
82	Wrıte_only_key modifier
83	Fonts
84	Color in pysimpleguı are in one of two formats - color name or rgb value.
85	Auto_size_text
86	Chortcut functions
87	Events enable_events
88	Redefine print
89	Qt sliders
90	Ttk buttons & macs
91	Button element shortcuts
92	"chooser" buttons
93	Button targets
94	Save & open buttons
95	Calendar buttons
96	Color chooser buttons
97	Custom buttons
98	Button ımages
99	Column, frame, tab, window element_justification
100	Matplotlib, pyplot ıntegration
101	Methods & properties
102	Mouse events ınside graph elements
103	Mouse up event for drags
104	Window.read() return values from table element
105	The qt table.get() call
106	Known table visualization problem....
107	Known table colors in python 3.7.3, 3.7.4, 3.8, ?
108	Empty tables
109	Events from tables
110	Reading tab groups
111	ıcons for system trays
112	Read - read the context menu or check for events
113	Hide
114	Close
115	Unhide
116	Showmessage
117	Update
118	Notify cla*** method
119	Read(timeout=0)
120	Small timeout values (under 10ms)
121	Periodically callingread
122	Locating elements (findelement == element == elem == [ ])
123	Progressbar / progress meters
124	What happens if you don't add a timeout
125	"popout debugger window"
126	The "main debugger window"
127	Your "xray" and "endoscope" into your program
128	Execute code
129	Know answers to questions about your program
130	Element.widget is the guı widget
131	Example use of element.widget
132	Finding your element's widget type
133	Do not attempt to call pysimpleguı from multiple threads! at least the tkinter based port because tkinter is not threadsafe and has known issues with multiple threads
134	The dreaded "tcl_asyncdelete: async handler deleted by the wrong thread" error
135	Open source license, but private development
136	3.9.0 & 1.1.0
137	3.9.1 & 1.1.2
138	3.9.3 & 1.1.3
139	3.9.4 & 1.1.4
140	3.10.1 & 1.2.1
141	3.10.2 & 1.2.2
142	3.10.3 & 1.2.3
143	3.11.0 & 1.11.0
144	3.12.0 & 1.12.0
145	3.13.0 & 1.13.0
146	3.14.0 & 1.14.0
147	3.15.0 & 1.15.0
148	3.16.0 & 1.16.0
149	3.17.0 &1.17.0 2-dec-2018
150	4.2 pysimpleguı 2.2 for pysimpleguı27 18 - aug 2019
151	Upcoming

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1	Looking for a guı package? are you....
2	The basics
3	July-2019 note - this readme is being generated from the pysimpleguı.py file located on github. as a result, some of the calls or parameters may not match the pysimpleguı that you pip installed.
4	What users are saying about pysimpleguı
5	Quick links to help and the latest news and releases
6	Python versions
7	Warning - tkinter + python 3.7.3 and later, including 3.8 has problems
8	Beginners & easier programs
9	Advanced programmers, sharp old-timers, code slingers and code jockeys
10	A moment of thanks to the pysimpleguı users
11	Lofty goals
12	Command line upgrade
13	Guı upgrade
14	The quick test
15	ınstructions for testing python 2.7:
16	ınstructions for testing python 3:
17	Type checking with docstrings
18	Menubar menu item chosen for menubar menus and buttonmenu menus
19	Right click menu item chosen
20	Windows - keyboard, mouse scroll wheel
21	Timeouts
22	Multiple monitors and linux
23	Finalize() or window parameter finalize=true
24	Read(timeout=none, timeout_key=tımeout_key)
25	Tooltip
26	Size
27	Element sizes - non-tkinter ports (qt, wxpython, web)
28	Colors
29	Pad
30	Font
31	Key
32	Visible
33	Note about the do_not_clear parameter
34	ınvisible targets
35	Progress meter in your window
36	Treedata format
37	ıcons on tree entries
38	Read special return values
39	Ways of launching the popout window
40	When you are asked for the "location of your pysimpleguı package or pysimpleguı.py file" do this
41	What's not listed ın the popout debugger window
42	Ways of opening the main debugger window
43	The "variables" tab of main debugger window
44	The repl & watches tab
45	Obj button to the rescue!
46	Write applications, use pysimpleguı, write tutorials, teach others
47	Pull requests
48	Bug fixes
49	3.2.0
50	3.3.0
51	3.4.0
52	3.4.1
53	3.5.0
54	3.5.1
55	3.5.2
56	3.6.0
57	3.8.0
58	1.0.0 python 2.7
59	3.8.2
60	3.8.3
61	3.8.6
62	Search
63	Keyboard shortcuts

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1	Pi
2	Look no further, you've found your GUI package
3	(None of these comments were solicited & are not paid endors*****ts - other than a huge thank you they received!)
4	fantastic
5	vital
6	GO TO HERE (2)
7	It WILL be required, at times, for you to read or search this doc***ent in order to be successful.
8	will
9	everyone
10	for you
11	both Python 3 and Python 2.7 are supported
12	tkinter version
13	None
14	ELEMENTS
15	trivial
16	extensively
17	not (3)
18	simple, efficient interface.
19	There is a separate Readme file for the Qt version
20	Alpha
21	There is a separate Readme file for the WxPython version
22	There is a separate Readme file for the Web version
23	Use this solution for your Pi projects
24	*It's not meant to "serve up web pages"
25	GUI (2)
26	your Python program
27	caution is advised.
28	Want to really get your mind blown?
29	Educators
30	Please (2)
31	PySimpleGUI is an active project.
32	open an issue
33	Be sure and run your program outside of your IDE*
34	Don't sit and stew, trying the same thing over and over
35	WILL
36	a huge problem space
37	The "Simple" of PySimpleGUI describes how easy it is to use, not the nature of the problem space it solves.
38	problems
39	in their first week of Python education
40	keep it simple for the default case
41	started
42	ton
43	give it a try, once
44	EVERY one of those "thank you" phrases, no matter how small you may think it is, helps tremendously.
45	THANK YOU PySimpleGUI USERS!
46	This doc*ent.... you must be willing to read this doc*ent if you expect to learn and use PySimpleGUI.
47	Searching this doc***ent is as easy as pressing Control + F.
48	start
49	custom GUI
50	beauty
51	difficult
52	Raspberry Pi
53	Do you have the desire to share your code with other people in your department, or with friends and family?
54	requirement
55	a "message pa***ing" architecture
56	Everything
57	exactly the same
58	The SIMPLE part of PySimpleGUI is how much effort you expend to write a GUI, not the complexity of the program you are able to create.
59	include EVERYONE into the GUI tent.
60	Or
61	IMPORTANT (3)
62	Important - Linux Users
63	critical
64	definitive
65	sure
66	It's not recommended for beginners to be working with Virtual Environments.
67	known problems with PySimpleGUI*. IDLE, Spyder, and Thonny all have known, demonstrable, problems with intermittent or inconsistent results, especially when a program exits and you want to continue to work with it.
68	especially when a program exits
69	minutes
70	PySimpleGUI with Python 3.7.3 and 3.7.4+.
71	deleted
72	all methods and function calls
73	PySimpleGUI was written in Python, for Python.
74	single line of code
75	RETURN (6)
76	Note that you should not call Popup yourself with different button_types.
77	debugging
78	To close animated popups
79	Be sure and add one to your loop counter
80	Enter a number
81	Step 1- Sketch the GUI
82	Step 2 - Divide into rows
83	text (2)
84	input
85	browse
86	It's best to use keys on all of your input type elements.
87	why
88	Most
89	usually
90	None is returned when the user clicks the X to close a window.
91	always check for a None value
92	exactly
93	both
94	any
95	all
96	Note, event values can be None*. The value for event will be the text that is displayed on the button element when it was created or the key for the button. If the user closed the window using the "X" in the upper right corner of the window, then event will be None. It is
97	always give your users a way out of the window
98	warning
99	much easier
100	PyCharm
101	modal windows
102	must
103	Whatever order you find the least confusing is the best.
104	simple
105	Python*, we're using lists to build something up, so we should be looking at
106	entire layout
107	4
108	one
109	Keys are a super important concept to understand in PySimpleGUI.
110	ANYTHING
111	if the size exceeds the threshold for conversion.
112	list of results, not a single result
113	set the button text to match the function name and set the parameters to commonly used values
114	IMPORT NOTE ABOUT SHORTCUT BUTTONS
115	Important
116	File Types
117	The ENTER key
118	not used
119	easiest
120	Anything "printed" will be displayed in this element.
121	NOTE - The newest version of Matplotlib (3.1.0) no longer works with this technique.
122	pain in the a***
123	x,y delta
124	PySimpleGUIQt
125	downgrade
126	can
127	a list of lists of Elements
128	Each "Pane" of a Pane Element must be a Column Element
129	Separators
130	Disabled menu entries
131	Mac Users
132	These settings apply to all windows that are created in the future.
133	cleared
134	your GUI will be more responsive than if you used a non-blocking read
135	Do Not
136	Instead of polling, try options that cause the window to return to you.
137	Examples
138	NOTE
139	must be Read or Finalized
140	Return values for ButtonMenus are different than Menu Bars.
141	ignored
142	Return values for right click menus are the same as MenuBars.
143	Critically important
144	Thou shalt not re-use a windows's layout.... ever!
145	some
146	while it is running
147	for sure
148	or using the rickt-click menu
149	any variables that did not exist at the time the Popout was created will not be shown
150	NOT
151	and expressions
152	Immediately
153	contents
154	really
155	running
156	executable statement
157	There's no better way to find what version of a package that your program is using than to ask your program.
158	Matplotlib
159	It is recommended that you use the variable version to get the PySimpleGUI version
160	You must first Read or Finalize the window before accessing the Widget cla*** variable
161	Simple
162	--hidden-import tkinter
163	ObjToString
164	this is where you should post all problems and enhancements.
165	you should consider switching back
166	stern warning
167	Do not attempt
168	delete
169	Everyone
170	p*****ng change
171	If
172	Menus are broken
173	enabled
174	version
175	only on the PySimpleGUI GitHub
176	Single File
177	Functions as objects
178	Lists
179	Dictionaries
180	Named / Optional Parameters
181	heavily
182	tkinter* tkinter is the "official" GUI that Python supports. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac. It was chosen as the first target GUI framework due to its

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1	identically
2	and
3	anywhere
4	only
5	(None of these comments were solicited & are not paid endors*****ts - other than a huge thank you they received!)
6	fantastic
7	vital
8	It WILL be required, at times, for you to read or search this doc***ent in order to be successful.
9	everyone
10	GO TO HERE
11	cease to exist on this GitHub
12	trivial
13	extensively
14	The
15	Basics
16	augmentation
17	All of the widgets are operational but some may not yet be full-featured.
18	*It's not meant to "serve up web pages"
19	caution is advised.
20	Want to really get your mind blown?
21	Educators
22	often
23	It will get you the best support possible.
24	known
25	Don't sit and stew, trying the same thing over and over
26	problems (2)
27	The "Simple" of PySimpleGUI describes how easy it is to use, not the nature of the problem space it solves.
28	in their first week of Python education
29	harmed
30	started
31	EVERY one of those "thank you" phrases, no matter how small you may think it is, helps tremendously.
32	This doc*ent.... you must be willing to read this doc*ent if you expect to learn and use PySimpleGUI.
33	If you're unwilling to help yourself, then don't expect someone else to try first.
34	Searching this doc***ent is as easy as pressing Control + F.
35	custom GUI
36	required
37	right
38	difficult
39	Do you have the desire to share your code with other people in your department, or with friends and family?
40	requirement
41	a "message pa***ing" architecture
42	Everything
43	you
44	Or
45	Important - Linux Users
46	definitive
47	simple (2)
48	sure
49	to get used to
50	. IDLE, Spyder, and Thonny all have known, demonstrable, problems with intermittent or inconsistent results, especially when a program exits and you want to continue to work with it.
51	I mean, honestly, how much more could you ask for?
52	minutes
53	PySimpleGUI with Python 3.7.3 and 3.7.4+.
54	all methods and function calls
55	PySimpleGUI was written in Python, for Python.
56	.
57	To close animated popups
58	Be sure and add one to your loop counter
59	dictionary
60	Most
61	This is an critically important event to catch
62	usually
63	always check for a None value
64	events
65	generally speaking
66	. The value for event will be the text that is displayed on the button element when it was created or the key for the button. If the user closed the window using the "X" in the upper right corner of the window, then event will be None. It is
67	much easier
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