# ############################################################## #
# - ABOUT THE PROGRAM -
# Program name : open new window app
# Program description : opens new window on button click
# Author : Abdur-Rahmaan Janhangeer
# Date : 7th of May 2017
# License : MIT with emphasis :
# You are free to modify and distribute the program provided that
# attribution is C L E A R L Y made.
# Python version : Python 3.4
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# - INDEX -
# 1 import statement/s
# 2 root / master definition
# 3 Function definition
# 4 Button
# 5 mainloop
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# - CONVENTIONS USED -
# --- naming ---
# functions : function names end with F
# Button named button1 . . .
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# - NOTES AND WARNINGS -
# ---warning---
# wildcard operator used in imports
# ---notes---
# one shot comments used
# ############################################################# #
from tkinter import *
root = Tk()
def new_winF(): # new window definition
newwin = Toplevel(root)
display = Label(newwin, text="Humm, see a new window !")
display.pack()
button1 =Button(root, text ="open new window", command =new_winF) #command linked
button1.pack()
root.mainloop()
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A bit of everything - copy 
Here is some similar code I wrote:
# Open a new Window with a button Tkinter # You may use this for any type of coding, including for professional use try: from Tkinter import * except ImportError: from tkinter import * master = Tk() master.geometry("300x300") master.title("SoftwareSamples #3") def command(): master2 = Tk() master2.geometry("300x300") master2.title("New Window") label = Label(master2, text="This is the new window") label.pack() master2.mainloop() newwindow = Button(master, text="Open New Window", command=command) newwindow.pack() master.mainloop()LikeLiked by 1 person
Yes,Nice !
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forgot to congratulate you for resolving python2 and 3
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Yeah, tkinter’s name is different between the versions of python.
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I have two question, I’d like the windows to be in the same position on the screen, is it possible to definethe relative position?
SEcond I want to make a fron end for a set of tools so I need more buttons and buttons within the new windows to allow selection of options.
where do I put my code for each tool / process?
do you need to have an exit button?
Sorry more than two questions
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how would you add an image into the new window?
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