TkLang
Allows one to parse .tk files
Instillation
python -m pip install TkLang
Usage
import tklang as tkl
content = tkl.load("your_tk_file.tk")
Example(s)
TkLang Code
<src>
<button id="LLJ" height="1" width="20">LLJ</button>
<button id="LLJW">LLJW</button>
</src>
Note that the <src> tag is arbitrary and may be replaced with what ever name you desire; however, it is required. Omitting the src tag will cause issues with parser. We recommend replacing 'src' with 'app'
Python Code
import tklang as tkl
import tkinter as tk
t = tkl.load("test.tk")
root = t['master']
b1 = t['LLJ']
b1.grid(row=0, column=0)
root.mainloop()
Note that the 'master' key in the 't' dictionary is auto-definned and the root/master for all widgets in that TKL File
Features
load(src: file_name) -> dict
write(target_path: path_to_file, tag: tag_to_write_to_file) -> None
Changelog
0.0.1 ~ ~ 11/5/2020 10:01
- Initial Unstable Release
0.0.2 ~ ~ 11/5/2020 10:03
- Added README.md File
0.0.3 ~ ~ 11/5/2020 10:30
- Updated README.md File
0.0.4 ~ ~ 11/5/2020 10:43
-
Added setup.py & instillation_requires
-
filemodes -> file-modes
0.0.5 ~ ~ 11/5/2019 10:47
- Updated changelog
0.1.0 ~ ~ 11/5/2020 13:17
- TkLang is now able to filter out tags through a series of checks rather than having the code run for a while and then hit an expected error. This will hopefully increase the speed of TkLang
0.1.1 ~ ~ 11/6/2020 12:35
- Updated README.md
- Addded Support for distrubtions
0.2.1 ~ ~ 11/6/2020 15:11
- Added Support for frames
0.2.2 ~ ~ 11/9/2020 8:58
- Initialized a git repository
- Added a .gitignore file
0.2.5 ~ ~ 11/9/2020 9:44
- Updated Changelog for 0.2.2/5 changes
- Added a write function for writing to .tk files
Note that the write function is in an incredibly early stage and should be used only when necessary
0.2.6 ~ ~ 11/9/2020 10:02
- Added documentation to all functions and to the module itself (init.py)
1.0.0 ~ ~ [PLANNED]
Initial Stable Release
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