Adjust columns in Tkinter Table

Question

I’m using Tkinter in Python, and also using Table.

In my code I have a line, as follows:

table = Table (frame, dataframe=frame_input['id', 'name', 'usando_limit', 'telephone']], width = (width - 100), height = (height - 50), showtoolbar=False, showstatusbar=False)

However, when I run the code, some table columns that appear in the computer display do not show the full text, for example, the column 'name' cuts the full names of some clients (you can see only the beginning of the names, not the full name. How do I automatically (or even manually) adjust the width of the columns to the cell contents?

Answer 1

You are positioned the Table element in a frame, you have to see how you are positioning this Frame, you are using the . grid() or . pack(), with grid you have to specify the position of the elements as if they were in a tab ( Row and column) however pack simply puts the element in a new root Riga I hope I was clear

Answer 2

Yes, I am the grid. The table is displaying normally on the screen, with all the fields correctly. I just need to adjust the width of some columns that are 'cutting' the displayed data, like the 'name' column. I just want to adjust the column to the cell content...