Pack and grid have absolutely no bearing on the xview method whatsoever. The two (xview, and grid/pack) are completely unrelated. This absolutely will scroll the entry widget to the end with either. So yes, you can change the step size. If the value of this option is greater than zero, the vertical view in the window will be constrained so. To draw something fixed on the screen, you have two common options: The draw event this event will draw sprites, pixels, lines, etc within the room. In order to make this appear in the same place, you'll need to offset whatever you're drawing with view_xview and view_yview. Note that both of these are arrays, so you should use whichever view you're using. The method xview_moveto takes a fraction between zero and one.

Anything larger than one will be treated as one. From the canonical tcl/tk documentation: Fraction must be a fraction between 0 and 1. Your scrollbars need to have the frame as a parent, not the canvas: From tkinter import * root=tk() frame=frame(root,width=300,height=300) frame. pack(expand=true, fill=both) #. grid(row=0,column=0) canvas=canvas(frame,bg='#ffffff',width=300,height=300,scrollregion=(0,0,500,500)). I write this not because it's the best solution per se, but because it's an interesting one. The solution works like this: When you scroll, ultimately what gets called is a subcommand of the underlying tk widget to actually perform the scroll. Instead of capturing an event, have the scrollbar call a command of your choosing. There's nothing that requires a scrollbar directly call the xview or yview commands of a scrollable widget.

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First, create a function that can be called by the scrollbar. It must accept the same arguments that the normal xview or yview commands accept. Then, it simply needs to pass. I'm working with tkinter on python 3. 4. 1 (windows 7), and i'm finding that ttk's entry. xview_moveto function is not working properly. Here is some simple code:

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From tkinter import * from tkinter i. I'm using python and tkinter. I have a canvas widget that will display just one image. Most times the image will be larger than the canvas dimensions, but sometimes it will be smaller. Your question helped me thanks.