Open frame destroy frame and apply the theme about sun-valley-ttk-theme

[rdbende]

Hi,

So the problem basically is that you are not meant to create multiple tkinter.Tk instances (for multi-window apps, use a tkinter.Toplevel), and therefore sv-ttk doesn't account for that scenario. For more info, see: #72

[Snipeur060]

I would normally use classes etc but I have to use functions and put that in open/destroy (a project for studies and it's a constraint)

So no alternative ?

[rdbende]

You can actually pass in the window you want the theme to be applied on with the root argument. It should work that way.

[Snipeur060]

So the main frame is for example defined as root
If I open the f1 frame (an other frame defined after), the frame will use the root theme?

[rdbende]

If you create another tkinter.Tk instance, it will not automatically use the theme, but you can pass it to the set_theme function like so: sv_ttk.use_dark_theme(root=root2). And that way it will not give an error.

[Snipeur060]

This doesn't work for me. I'm going to use my "bidouillage", I only need to display the dark theme and I work with that.
But thanks for the help which I appreciate