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I’m trying to make a screen where the buttons blink at certain frequencies. I couldn’t find any function that answered. Can someone help me, please?
Follow the code I’ve made for now:
from tkinter import *
janela = Tk()
janela.title("ICM")
janela["bg"] = "black"
janela.geometry("900x600+200+0") #LxA+Esq+Topo
lb1 = Button(janela, width = 30, height = 5, text = "CIMA", bg="red")
lb2 = Button(janela, width = 30, height = 5, text = "BAIXO", bg="red")
lb3 = Button(janela, width = 30, height = 5, text = "DIREITA", bg="red")
lb4 = Button(janela, width = 30, height = 5, text = "ESQUERDA", bg="red")
lb5 = Button(janela, width = 30, height = 5, text = "START", bg="white")
lb6 = Button(janela, width = 30, height = 5, text = "STOP", bg="white")
lb1.grid(row=0,column=3, padx= 100, pady=10) #cima
lb2.grid(row=5,column=3,padx= 100, pady=10) #baixo
lb3.grid(row=3,column=0,padx= 10, pady=100) #direita
lb4.grid(row=3,column=5,padx= 10, pady=100) #esquerda
lb5.grid(row=5,column=0,padx= 10, pady=100) #start
lb6.grid(row=5,column=5,padx= 10, pady=100) #stop
janela.mainloop()
That question has an answer here - https://answall.com/questions/263557/piscar-um-texto-tkinter-efeito-colateral/374046 - yours cannot be marked as a duplicate, as the author of the other question has not bothered to verify the answer given. But carefully: this is not done automatically by Tkinter, you have to write a callback function that changes the desired attributes,and call it with the method
.afterfrom your application’s root window.– jsbueno