Hi Monks,

I have RO textarea, where i am placing 4 labels in each row, it looks like below,

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|lable1|label2|label3|label4|  #Consider this as textarea row, with fo
+ur labels.
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I am calculating the width of each label according to textarea width, most of the times all labels fits fine in the row, but with changes in screen width, the last label couldn't fit, either it goes on the next line in the textarea, or has space after the label, which looks like below,

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|lable1|label2|label3|          #Either it goes on the next row  OR
label4|
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|lable1|label2|label3|label4 <space/s>  | #label4 doesn't fit in the r
+ow
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All i want is consistency while placing the labels in the row in the textarea with different screen width and textarea size. I must be missing some options which is useful for the same. Any suggestion would be helpful.

Thanks

2018-12-21 Athanasius added code tags

In reply to Resize last label in a row according to the textarea width in Tk application. by Anonymous Monk

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