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Importing pywinauto changes the fileopenbox UI #200
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Strange - I can't reproduce this. Did something else change in between the before/after screenshots? If you comment out the pywinauto import do you still see the unexpected (light) dialog? |
For me at least, when I comment out |
Hmm, what versions of easygui and pywinauto, and and which Windows OS are
you using? I’ll have another shot at reproducing it..
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easygui: pywinauto OS: Windows 10 Pro |
Nope, my initial hypothesis seems totally wrong. What is your tkinter version? Has it changed since installing and using pywinauto (or other dependencies)? My default theme is 'light' (maybe using an older version of tk), and I haven't been able to find where it is set or default. I don't think that it is explicitly changed anywhere in easygui |
I'm using tkinter version |
Maybe it's a bug of pywinauto, edit |
Yep, that works, Thanks!. Also found out that |
When importing
pywinauto
it makes the fileopenbox (and probably others, untested) a less usable and worse UI.e.g
Expected UI.
The UI that is actually presented.
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