Python PySimpleGUI - popups Tutorial #01

[@cabaoofc]

how to make the window bigger?

[@codingisamazing]

Unfortunately popup function does not directly support specifying the window size but you can create a custom popup with the desired size by defining your own window.
I created an example for you here is how:
github.com/amuza2/100DaysOfCode/blob/main/Day87/testing2.py

[@cabaoofc]

@@codingisamazing thks

[@juliocesar-sq3fy]

thanks for the lesson.

[@codingisamazing]

You're welcome

[@TokaGado]

I would like to do something like:
if popup == cancel:
(back last page)
elif popup == ok:
close window

[@codingisamazing]

I explained that in the next vids
you use keys to access any element you want
you can go straight to video number 8 which is the first project building a calculator.

[@havenia]

what is application you use?vscode, isn't right?

[@codingisamazing]

it's Sublime text

[@ikarus2508]

@@codingisamazing
OK, but how you set the support of PySimpleGUI at SimpleGUI to show autocompletes after import the sg library

[@BestMomentsPro]

@@ikarus2508 +

[@BestMomentsPro]

@@codingisamazing ?

[@aamb_c133]

how to add functions to popup yes no?

[@codingisamazing]

I think you mean arguments
popup_yes_no(args=*,
title = None,
button_color = None,
background_color = None,
text_color = None,
button_type = 0,
auto_close = False,
auto_close_duration = None,
custom_text = (None, None),
non_blocking = False,
icon = None,
line_width = None,
font = None,
no_titlebar = False,
grab_anywhere = False,
keep_on_top = None,
location = (None, None),
relative_location = (None, None),
any_key_closes = False,
image = None,
modal = True)

[@tancheeken]

The audio is too soft. I turn up full volume and still struggle to hear you.

[@codingisamazing]

thank you for your feedback