python3 in, Tkinter written menu interface Case
Tkinter * Import from Top = Tk () top.wm_title ( "Menu") top.geometry ( "400x300 + 300 + 100") # Create a menu item, similar to the navigation bar MenuBar = Menu (Top) # Create a menu item fmenu1 = menu (Top) for item in [ 'New', 'open', 'save', 'save as']: # If a menu item when the menu top-level menu, then it is added is a menu item pull-down menu. fmenu1.add_command (Item label =) fmenu2 = Menu (Top) for in Item [ 'Copy', 'Paste', 'Cut']: fmenu2.add_command (Item label =) fmenu3 = Menu (Top) for in Item [ 'default view', 'new view']: fmenu3.add_command (Item label =) fmenu4 = Menu (Top) for in Item [ "copyright information", "other"]: fmenu4. # Of course, it is essential to label attribute specifies the name of the menu item menubar.add_cascade (label = "edit", the MENU = fmenu2) menubar.add_cascade (label = "view", the MENU = fmenu3) MenuBar. add_cascade (label = "on", menu = fmenu4) # last menu can be specified in the properties window which we use it as a top menu Top [ 'menu'] = MenuBar top.mainloop ()