in reply to What is the best way to arrange widgets using TK?

Others have given you answers. I'll add some comments:

1) You can use a Tk::LabEntry widget instead of separate Label and Entry widgets. The result is identical, but it's a bit shorter to code.
2) The -justify option controls justification when there is more than one line of text, which is not the case in your case. What you really need is the -anchor option and set it to 'w'.
3) To align all your text in the Label widgets, set the value of the -sticky option of grid() to 'ew' for each of your Label widgets.

HTH.

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Re^2: What is the best way to arrange widgets using TK?
by eserte (Deacon) on Aug 24, 2004 at 08:08 UTC
    You can use a Tk::LabEntry widget instead of separate Label and Entry widgets. The result is identical, but it's a bit shorter to code.
    This is not identical, because a LabEntry widget occupies only one cell, be it packed or gridded. This means that you can't easily align a number of vertically stacked LabEntries. (There are workarounds, but it's always easier to create Label and Entry seperately and use the grid geometry manager)
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