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A bitmap object on a canvas is shown as two colors, the background color (for 0 data values) and the foreground color (for 1 values).
To create a bitmap object on a canvas C
id=C.create_bitmap(x,y, *options ...)
which returns the integer ID number of the image object for that canvas.
The xy
Options include:
Table 8. Canvas bitmap options
activebackground
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These options specify the background, bitmap, and foreground values when the bitmap is
active, that is, when the mouse is over the bitmap.
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activebitmap
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activeforeground
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anchor |
The bitmap is positioned relative to point (tk.CENTER, meaning
that the bitmap is centered on the (anchor option values. For
example, if you specify anchor=tk.NE,
the bitmap will be positioned so that point
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background
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The color that will
appear where there are 0 values in the bitmap.
The default is background='',
meaning transparent.
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bitmap
| The bitmap to be displayed; see Section 5.7, “Bitmaps”. |
disabledbackground
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These options specify the background, bitmap, and
foreground to be used when the bitmap's state is tk.DISABLED.
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disabledbitmap
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disabledforeground
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foreground
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The color that will
appear where there are 1 values in the bitmap.
The default is foreground='black'.
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state
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By default, items are created with state=tk.NORMAL. Use tk.DISABLED to make the item grayed out and unresponsive to
events; use tk.HIDDEN to make the
item invisible.
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tags
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If a single string, the bitmap is tagged with
that string. Use a tuple of strings to tag the
bitmap with multiple tags. See Section 8.4, “Canvas tags”.
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