Hi @ all!
I don’t want the user to maximize the TkRoot - window with the button on
the right side of the window! How can I disable this one? Or how can I
make the size of my window fixed?
Thanks in advance! ALEX
Hi @ all!
I don’t want the user to maximize the TkRoot - window with the button on
the right side of the window! How can I disable this one? Or how can I
make the size of my window fixed?
Thanks in advance! ALEX
I think this is the code example u are looking for
require “tk”
p Tk.root.protocol “WM_DELETE_WINDOW”, proc {puts “foo”}
p Tk.root.protocol “WM_TAKE_FOCUS”, proc {puts “bar”}
p Tk.root.protocol “WM_DELETE_WINDOW”
p Tk.root.protocol
p Tk.root.protocol “WM_DELETE_WINDOW”, “”
p Tk.root.protocol “WM_DELETE_WINDOW”
p Tk.root.protocol
Tk.mainloop
From: alexmaster [email protected]
Subject: Ruby Tk → Window Buttons
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 00:15:05 +0900
Message-ID: [email protected]
I don’t want the user to maximize the TkRoot - window with the button on
the right side of the window! How can I disable this one? Or how can I
make the size of my window fixed?
Please try Tk.root.resizable(false, false) or
Tk.root.maxsize(x, y) or both of them.
Hidetoshi NAGAI wrote:
From: alexmaster [email protected]
Subject: Ruby Tk → Window Buttons
Date: Fri, 13 Jan 2006 00:15:05 +0900
Message-ID: [email protected]I don’t want the user to maximize the TkRoot - window with the button on
the right side of the window! How can I disable this one? Or how can I
make the size of my window fixed?Please try Tk.root.resizable(false, false) or
Tk.root.maxsize(x, y) or both of them.
Thank you very much, Tk.root.resizable(false, false) works!!!
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