I have created a Tkinter form and have added a label on it and placed it at (x=10,y=15) using the following command:
label_0.place(x=10,y=15)
what I'd like to do is something like:
print(label_0.place)
expected output:
x=10,y=15
How can I print the coordinates? Thanks.
The method place_info will return all of the information used by place for that widget.
>>> print(label_0.place_info())
{'in': <tkinter.Tk object .>, 'x': '10', 'relx': '0', 'y': '15', 'rely': '0', 'width': '', 'relwidth': '', 'height': '', 'relheight': '', 'anchor': 'nw', 'bordermode': 'inside'}
If you just want the x/y coordinate no matter how it was added to the window, you can use the winfo_x() and winfo_y() methods.