(Mar-07-2017, 03:50 AM)metulburr Wrote: I might be wrong, but i dont think there is an option to change the size of the default radio button itself. However you can use images, and then just scale them to your required size.
A bit more work than it's worth for my current program.
But for future use, do you mean to overlay the current radio circle with an image? Would I then have to write code to put a black dot in the image to show it was clicked, and also clear any other radio button's circle that was previously clicked? Also have the code move the circle images to track the window in case the user moves the window? And have code to manage all of that?
Or is there a simple way to do what you suggested that would work like the default radio button's circle?
Thanks for the help.
(Mar-07-2017, 04:00 AM)Larz60+ Wrote: No easy way that I know of. You can look at the ttk code for RadioButton,
you can probably modify it there. It's also possible (I don't know this, but may be possible) that
you can do it using pmw. You'll have to read the docs to see if it's possible. see: http://pmw.sourceforge.net/doc/index.html
(pmw now runs on python 3)
I did stumble on the ttk explanations for the RadioButton during my Googling. Did not see an option there to change the size of the clickable circle.
Sounds like getting the circle to be bigger will be a challenging effort. Maybe someday after I get more proficient with Python and tkinter.
Thanks for the help.