How to insert/set data in a Tkinter TkTable
Well I figured out a solution by defining a tktable.ArrayVar(master)
variable after revisiting the example in the download of TkTable. Please post if there are better solutions.
Here is my example I could get working to load pre-existing data values into a TkTable:
import tkinter as tkimport tktabledef table_test(): #### DEFINES THE INTERFACE #### master = tk.Tk() master.geometry('500x200+250+200') master.title('Dogs') #### DEFINING THE TABLE #### tb = tktable.Table(master, state='disabled', width=50, titlerows=1, rows=5, cols=4, colwidth=20) columns = ['Breed','Price','Location','Age'] #### LIST OF LISTS DEFINING THE ROWS AND VALUES IN THOSE ROWS #### values = [['Doodle','1500','Chicago','1'], ['Pug','700','Kansas City','2'], ['Westie','1000','Lincoln','1'], ['Poodle','900','Atlanta','2']] #### SETS THE DOGS INTO THE TABLE #### #### VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV #### #DEFINING THE VAR TO USE AS DATA IN TABLE var = tktable.ArrayVar(master) row_count=0 col_count=0 #SETTING COLUMNS for col in columns: index = "%i,%i" % (row_count,col_count) var[index] = col col_count+=1 row_count=1 col_count=0 #SETTING DATA IN ROWS for row in values: for item in row: print(item) index = "%i,%i" % (row_count,col_count) ## PLACING THE VALUE IN THE INDEX CELL POSITION ## var[index] = item #### IGNORE THIS IF YOU WANT, JUST SETTING SOME CELL COLOR #### try: if int(item) > 999: tb.tag_cell('green',index) except: pass ############################################################### col_count+=1 col_count=0 row_count+=1 #### ABOVE CODE SETS THE DOG INTO THE TABLE #### ################################################ #### VARIABLE PARAMETER SET BELOW ON THE 'TB' USES THE DATA DEFINED ABOVE #### tb['variable'] = var tb.pack() #tb.tag_cell('green',index) tb.tag_configure('green', background='green') #### MAINLOOPING #### tk.mainloop()table_test()