[Tkinter] Looking For Good Reference Material

[rebeltaz]

While not new to programming, I am new to python and tkinter. I have read half a dozen books over the past month and all of them give varying degrees of details. Some too little, some too much. I have managed to cobble a relative grasp of what I am doing from these various books. I did find one book on python that I like - "Python 2.1 Bible." I also found a similar online document entitled "Tkinter 8.4 Reference." I printed that one out, but while it is the same style as the Bible, it doesn't go into anywhere near as much detail.

tl;dr... is there a good printed reference book similar to "Python 2.1 Bible" concerning only Tkinter?

[Gribouillis]

Note that python 2.1 was almost 20 years ago, so this bible is likely to contain only the old testament. About the same age is the book by John E Grayson "Python and Tkinter Programming". It is one of the best references ever written about Tkinter.

[rebeltaz]

lol.. yeah, but I couldn't find a copy of a newer testament :)

I actually have that book ("Python and Tkinter Programming") and yes... it is very good. I was hoping for more of a reference book, though. Sort of like a dictionary or encyclopedia of commands, functions, methods, etc...