1. Please tell me how to make the mosquitos look the same size as the Pterodactyls.
  2. Please make the stars render at the same (apparent) size as the sun.
     
    or, more seriously,

please define "fixed size": do you mean the "GUI window" should have the same dimensions in linear measure (centimeters, inches, etc) or do you mean that the window should have (in all cases) the same pixel counts, horizontally and vertically?

Then consider the unlikelihood that you can do the former without interrogating the system where your package is running for resolution and calculating+performing the necessary adjustments.

If you get stuck somewhere whilst coding that, please come back (with code, error messages and a cogent description of your problem) for help.


Questions containing the words "doesn't work" (or their moral equivalent) will usually get a downvote from me unless accompanied by:
  1. code
  2. verbatim error and/or warning messages
  3. a coherent explanation of what "doesn't work actually means.

check Ln42!

In reply to Re: How to set a fixed GUI window size using Perl Tkx by ww
in thread How to set a fixed GUI window size using Perl Tkx by Kottur

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