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Tkinter -length error

Wictorian
By Wictorian
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slider = ttk.Scale(root, from_= 0, to=100, orient = HORIZONTAL, value = 0, command = slide,lenght = 360)

This is my problematic line, without the length = 360 at the end it works fine but  when I add it it gives error. I think it is supposed to work but it doesn't do you have any idea?

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lenght = 360

Length is spelled with th, not ht.

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1 hour ago, Wictorian said:

Oh my god thank you IDEs should really warn you about typos like this

Well yes but actually no, since it's a var declaration. But at the same time PyCharm actually does warn you about typos

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