[Tkinter] adapt management grid mode to management pack mode

[atlass218]

hi: wuf
I tested the code, and it's worked with success.
could I ask you if it is possible to give a title (according to the name of the image) to the toplevel for each image that corresponds to it

I tried to give a title to the toplevel by modifying the function [def visualize(pil_images, index, event) ]like this:

def visualize(pil_images, index, event):

    zoom_fac = 4
    pil_small_image = pil_images[index]
    image_size = pil_small_image.size
    zoomed_size = [int(side_width*zoom_fac) for side_width in image_size]
    pil_enlarged_image = pil_small_image.resize(zoomed_size)
     
    toplevel = Toplevel() #event.widget)
    toplevel.title("image " + str(index)) # title for toplevel
    toplevel.tk_enlarged_image = ImageTk.PhotoImage(pil_enlarged_image)
     
    Label(toplevel, image=toplevel.tk_enlarged_image).pack()

and I modify the name of the pictures at the code like that :

image_path = "images/test"
image_filenames = ("antennes.png", "far field.png", "unite de distribution.png", "unite de recombinaison.png")
pil_images = list()
tk_images = list()
labels = list() 
  
for index, photo in enumerate(image_filenames):
    photo_name = "\n\n"+ str(image_filenames[index])
    T_generalites_left.insert(END, photo_name,'style_loc35R')
 
    pil_image = Image.open(os.path.join(image_path, image_filenames[index])) 
    pil_images.append(pil_image)
    tk_image = ImageTk.PhotoImage(pil_image)
    tk_images.append(tk_image)
     
    label = Label(T_generalites_left, image=tk_image, cursor='hand1')
    label.bind('<Button-1>', partial(visualize, pil_images, index))
    T_generalites_left.window_create(END, window=label)

I do not know if there is a better idea

thanks for your support