Enhanced Shopping List Display by Adding Treeview Columns #15
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Overview: This pull request introduces an improvement to the shopping list application by replacing the
Listbox
with aTreeview
widget. TheTreeview
provides a more structured way to display the shopping list, showing each item and its corresponding amount in separate columns.Changes Made:
Previously, the shopping list was displayed using a
Listbox
, where the item and amount were concatenated into a single string and displayed on a single line.Now, I have replaced the
Listbox
with aTreeview
widget fromttk
that supports multiple columns, making it easier to manage and display the shopping list.The Treeview has two columns:
Item: Displays the name of the item.
Amount: Displays the quantity of the item.
Updated the
display_list
function:The
display_list
function was updated to clear theTreeview
widget before inserting the latest items from theshopping_list
dictionary.Each item and its corresponding amount are now displayed in separate columns.
Enhanced UI Layout:
The layout has been adjusted to accommodate the
Treeview
widget. This enhances the readability of the shopping list by aligning the items and amounts in a structured manner.I added headers for the columns ("Item" and "Amount") to make it clear what each value represents.
Maintained Existing Functionality:
The core functionalities for adding, removing, and calculating the total items in the shopping list remain unchanged.
Users can still add items with a quantity, remove items, and calculate the total number of items in the list, with the only change being the enhanced visual representation.
Why this change?
Listbox
made it difficult to clearly separate and manage items and amounts.Treeview
also opens up possibilities for future enhancements, such as sorting or filtering the shopping list.