I used to run the followingat the end of my .axisrc to find widget information.
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Code:
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# gets widget information
# uncomment any you need to look at, one or more at a time
# lots more can be added
my_widget = [\
#'.',\
#'.plasmac',\
#'.plasmac.frun',\
#'.pane',\
#'.toolbar',\
#'.toolbar.view_p',\
#'.pane.top',\
#'.pane.top.tabs',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.c',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual.space1',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual.axis',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual.axes',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual.axes.axisx',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual.spindlel',\
#'.pane.top.tabs.fmanual.spindlef',\
#'.pane.top.jogspeed',\
#'.pane.top.right',\
#'.pane.top.right.fpreview',\
#'.pane.top.right.fnumbers',\
#'.pane.top.right.fnumbers.text',\
#'.pane.bottom',\
#'.pane.bottom.t',\
#'.pane.bottom.t.text',\
]
for widget in my_widget:
print '\n********** BEGIN', widget, '**********'
print '\nwidget', widget, 'is a', root_window.tk.call('winfo','class', widget)
print '\nparent is:', root_window.tk.call('winfo','parent', widget)
print '\nchildren are:'
for item in root_window.tk.call('winfo','children', widget):
print ' ', item
print '\nvalid options are:'
for item in range (len(root_window.tk.call(widget,'configure'))):
print ' ', root_window.tk.call(widget,'configure')[item]
print '\n********** END', widget, '**********\n'
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