Hello every1,
I've been googling about but can't seem to find a solution to the following problem:
print "Hello world"How does one colourize the "Hello world" in the results. It can be any colour as long as it's not the standard blue. Also I need to know what is the range of the colours availabe in Tkinter and how does one code for the desired result?
Looking forward to your replies:).
If you use Tkinter there are over a million different colors to pick from.
# select a color from the color dialog and color the root window
# there are also a few named colors Tkinter can use directly:
# "white", "black", "red", "green", "blue", "cyan", "yellow", "magenta"
from Tkinter import *
import tkColorChooser
root = Tk()
colorTuple = tkColorChooser.askcolor()
# contains RBG tuple and hex-value as rrggbb
print colorTuple # for red = ((255, 0, 0), '#ff0000')
print colorTuple[1] # #ff0000
# Tkinter uses hex_value or element 1 of the tuple
root.configure(bg=colorTuple[1])
root.mainloop()For "Hello World" Tkinter example in color see:
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/post304759-96.html
G'day again,
Great work on the Tkinter colour problem this'll definitely help because it has both the colour numbers and the Hex values!:icon_cheesygrin:
Even better work on the "Hello, world!" example! I've got about 100 lines I have to colour in for different clues on a game I'm working on and this is THE way to go. Good one:icon_cheesygrin: :icon_cheesygrin: :icon_cheesygrin:.
How much money do I owe you? (only kidding).
fredzik
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