Is it possible to get the code object of top level code within a module? For example, if you have a python file like this: myvar = 1 print('hello from top level') def myfunction(): print('hello f...

Is it possible to display the icon for my toplevel and root window after removing the minimize and maximize buttons? I tried using -toolwindow but the icon can't be displayed afterwards. Is there a...

We are currently switching our project to Kotlin, and ran across following question: We need a certain extension function only inside a given class. Thus, we have two possibilities: (1) Declaring ...

I am trying to make a tkinter application which doesn't close everything (other windows) when the first window (root) is closed. I have tried to use Toplevel() which works perfectly for pop-up wind...

I am trying to understand how a widget is being created. And I found above three functions are getting used in creating a widget, yet I couldn't come up with the difference and the advantage of one...

I'm programming some drives with python using Tkinter as GUI. When my machine is running, I'd like to show the user a toplevel window with some information which should close itself after the funct...

I'm having a class Dog in app/models/dog.rb and another class Services::My::Deeply::Nested::Dog in app/services/my/deeply/nested/dog.rb. Now in Services::My (app/services/my.rb), I have a referenc...

I found myself defining syntax parameters with identical definitions except for their name so I decided to write a macro to make this simpler: (define-syntax (test-case-parameter stx) (syntax-par...

When people talk about F# they sometimes mention the term top-level; what does top-level mean? For example in previous SO Q&A Error FS0037 sometimes, very confusing Defining Modules VS.NET ...