Code - Code Script - Generate -> Expected type 'int', got 'str' instead

[matecsaj]

sample output

self.consider_item_description.grid(column="0", columnspan="2", row="3")
self.window_pained.add(self.frame2, weight="1")

The keyword arguments should be integers instead of strings.

[jrezai]

I don't think it will affect the usability when strings are used instead of integers.

When Tkinter expects a number (ie: row=3), it still works fine with row="3" given as a string.
I believe the reason it's fine with strings when it's expecting a number is because Tkinter uses TCL under the hood, and apparently in TCL everything is a string.

I'm not a TCL expert by any stretch, but that seems to be the most logical explanation I can think of as to why Tkinter works fine with integers and also strings.

[rdbende]

Yes, it works just fine with strings, because Tkinter translates every object to string under the hood anyway.
But it's just more Pythonic to use integers instead of string everywhere.

[alejandroautalan]

Hello all, thanks for the comments.
I change it to be more pythonic. It will be available in the next release.

Regards.
Alejandro A.