Open majasan opened 3 years ago
So, the good news is that tk is now tightly integrated with Python, so you don't need to install python-tk, which is why it does not exist anymore in pip distributions (that is the meaning of the error message you got). The bad news is, there are no ports of tcl and tk for iOS, so tkinter will not work. From a quick look at things, porting tk to iOS would be very difficult.
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So, the good news is that tk is now tightly integrated with Python, so you don't need to install python-tk, which is why it does not exist anymore in pip distributions (that is the meaning of the error message you got). The bad news is, there are no ports of tcl and tk for iOS, so tkinter will not work. From a quick look at things, porting tk to iOS would be very difficult.
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Hi @majasan,
I don't have a Mac but if you have python installed tkinter should be installed as part of it as it is a built-in library.
I've not heard of it as referred to as python-tk before, If your using python3 or python3.? try just importing tkinter.
Hope this helps in some way.
hi..I am trying to run a script w/ that imports tkinter. I used %pip install "python-tk" and "python3-tk". I get... ""Collecting python-tk... Erro message....<>
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