CTkFileDialog

[limafresh]

Repository URL

https://github.com/limafresh/CTkFileDialog

Description

An alternative to the standard tkinter.filedialog, written in CustomTkinter, so it matches the style of CustomTkinter applications.

Highlights

You can customize the width, height, title and initial dir. Folder browsing is fast and lag-free.
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Author Name

limafresh

Preview Image URL

Is the project uploaded to pypi/pip?

No

Project Type?

CustomTkinter based

CheckList

• The project has proper documentation
• The project is in working condition

[limafresh]

CTkFileWidget (new!)

A widget that can be added to an existing window.

def my_command():
    print(filewidget.path)

filewidget = CTkFileWidget(root, command=my_command)
filewidget.pack(padx=10, pady=10)

Arguments

Argument	Description
master	master, required
command	the command that will be executed when you click "OK"
All of CTkFileDialog	except title

[Akascape]

@limafresh Apologies for the delay, I've added your package in the database.

[Akascape]

@limafresh Here's another idea: Create a CTkFontDialog with a listbox on the left to display available fonts and a preview area on the right. Include checkboxes for formatting options such as bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough. The dialog can return the font details as a dictionary or directly as a CTkFont class instance.

[limafresh]

Here's another idea: Create a CTkFontDialog with a listbox on the left to display available fonts and a preview area on the right. Include checkboxes for formatting options such as bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough. The dialog can return the font details as a dictionary or directly as a CTkFont class instance.

CTkFontDialog? This is CTkFileDialog. What listbox? Maybe you made a mistake and wrote in the wrong place? Or did I misunderstand something? Do you mean add the font argument?

[Akascape]

I am just giving you a new idea. You could consider creating a new dialog for font selection, similar to the file dialog you developed. That will also be a separate widget. You can use the tk listbox to store the font names.

[limafresh]

I am just giving you a new idea. You could consider creating a new dialog for font selection, similar to the file dialog you developed. That will also be a separate widget. You can use the tk listbox to store the font names.

Ah, now it's clear.