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#Element table how to#
I like to provide answers that teach how to solve the problems rather than just blurting out an answer. [sg.Table(values=data_values, headings=data_headings, In your example, you need to do is add this parameter to your Table in the layout. If an element is capable of producing an event and doesn't do so by default (like a button or a menu), then you'll find a parameter enable_events.įor the Table element, you'll find the docstring (and thus the call reference also) has a parameter for the table element:Įnable_events – Turns on the element specific events. I am not aware of any event triggered by the table element You can access this same information via the docstrings (Control+Q when using P圜harm). The other is the call-reference documentation. These are meant to give you a jump-start on using features. When working with elements you've not used before in PySimpleGUI, it's helpful to look through several of the materials provided by the project.
Is it possible ? Thanks for any help.ĭata_headings = Table ready, row selected, button clicked, and now, how to get the entire row values ? I tried "values" but the result were somehow like table index.
#Element table code#
As I am not aware of any event triggered by the table element, I placed a button to be clicked once a row has been selected and then execute the code associated to click event. Once the table is ready with data, I can highlight a specific row. So far, I managed to populate the table element with data from a sqlite database.
The issue I am having is about the table element. I am a beginner on Python and even more beginner on PySimpleGui, which I enjoy so much playing around in creating small apps with a GU interface.
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