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why does my icon image not show up on window that i have created
while i was making a window, i used .wm_iconbitmap(). it worked but the image showed as blank in the corner of the window. is this because of the size of the file?
there wasn't an error in the code which led me to believe that it was to do with the image it's self.
i have tried resizing the image to as small as possible and tried using different images.
import tkinter
import os
top = tkinter.Tk()
top.title("my_window")
os.chdir("c:\RILEYHQ\my images")
top.wm_iconbitmap('my_icon.ico')
top.mainloop()
this results in a window with a title and an empty sheet of paper image as the icon
python user-interface tkinter icons
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
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while i was making a window, i used .wm_iconbitmap(). it worked but the image showed as blank in the corner of the window. is this because of the size of the file?
there wasn't an error in the code which led me to believe that it was to do with the image it's self.
i have tried resizing the image to as small as possible and tried using different images.
import tkinter
import os
top = tkinter.Tk()
top.title("my_window")
os.chdir("c:\RILEYHQ\my images")
top.wm_iconbitmap('my_icon.ico')
top.mainloop()
this results in a window with a title and an empty sheet of paper image as the icon
python user-interface tkinter icons
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
Icon image would mean the small icon that appears next to the Title. Is that what you need or are you trying to post an image in the tkinter window?
– ParvBanks
Jan 1 at 10:45
Tried your code with Pythonspyc.icowithout problems. Could it be something to do with your specific icon? Can you post a link to the icon file?
– figbeam
Jan 1 at 11:52
ParvBanks yes i am trying to make an icon not an image.
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:57
figbeam the image is on my computer so i don't know how i would send it to you
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:59
add a comment |
while i was making a window, i used .wm_iconbitmap(). it worked but the image showed as blank in the corner of the window. is this because of the size of the file?
there wasn't an error in the code which led me to believe that it was to do with the image it's self.
i have tried resizing the image to as small as possible and tried using different images.
import tkinter
import os
top = tkinter.Tk()
top.title("my_window")
os.chdir("c:\RILEYHQ\my images")
top.wm_iconbitmap('my_icon.ico')
top.mainloop()
this results in a window with a title and an empty sheet of paper image as the icon
python user-interface tkinter icons
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
while i was making a window, i used .wm_iconbitmap(). it worked but the image showed as blank in the corner of the window. is this because of the size of the file?
there wasn't an error in the code which led me to believe that it was to do with the image it's self.
i have tried resizing the image to as small as possible and tried using different images.
import tkinter
import os
top = tkinter.Tk()
top.title("my_window")
os.chdir("c:\RILEYHQ\my images")
top.wm_iconbitmap('my_icon.ico')
top.mainloop()
this results in a window with a title and an empty sheet of paper image as the icon
python user-interface tkinter icons
python user-interface tkinter icons
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
asked Jan 1 at 10:24
BOBTHEBUILDERBOBTHEBUILDER
7110
7110
Icon image would mean the small icon that appears next to the Title. Is that what you need or are you trying to post an image in the tkinter window?
– ParvBanks
Jan 1 at 10:45
Tried your code with Pythonspyc.icowithout problems. Could it be something to do with your specific icon? Can you post a link to the icon file?
– figbeam
Jan 1 at 11:52
ParvBanks yes i am trying to make an icon not an image.
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:57
figbeam the image is on my computer so i don't know how i would send it to you
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:59
add a comment |
Icon image would mean the small icon that appears next to the Title. Is that what you need or are you trying to post an image in the tkinter window?
– ParvBanks
Jan 1 at 10:45
Tried your code with Pythonspyc.icowithout problems. Could it be something to do with your specific icon? Can you post a link to the icon file?
– figbeam
Jan 1 at 11:52
ParvBanks yes i am trying to make an icon not an image.
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:57
figbeam the image is on my computer so i don't know how i would send it to you
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:59
Icon image would mean the small icon that appears next to the Title. Is that what you need or are you trying to post an image in the tkinter window?
– ParvBanks
Jan 1 at 10:45
Icon image would mean the small icon that appears next to the Title. Is that what you need or are you trying to post an image in the tkinter window?
– ParvBanks
Jan 1 at 10:45
Tried your code with Pythons
pyc.ico without problems. Could it be something to do with your specific icon? Can you post a link to the icon file?– figbeam
Jan 1 at 11:52
Tried your code with Pythons
pyc.ico without problems. Could it be something to do with your specific icon? Can you post a link to the icon file?– figbeam
Jan 1 at 11:52
ParvBanks yes i am trying to make an icon not an image.
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:57
ParvBanks yes i am trying to make an icon not an image.
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:57
figbeam the image is on my computer so i don't know how i would send it to you
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:59
figbeam the image is on my computer so i don't know how i would send it to you
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:59
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Icon image would mean the small icon that appears next to the Title. Is that what you need or are you trying to post an image in the tkinter window?
– ParvBanks
Jan 1 at 10:45
Tried your code with Pythons
pyc.icowithout problems. Could it be something to do with your specific icon? Can you post a link to the icon file?– figbeam
Jan 1 at 11:52
ParvBanks yes i am trying to make an icon not an image.
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:57
figbeam the image is on my computer so i don't know how i would send it to you
– BOBTHEBUILDER
Jan 2 at 0:59