So I am writing a python tkinter rectangle function: def Rectangle(row,col,color="#FFFFFF",outline="gray"): """ Fills a block with a color. Args: row - The row col - The column *color - The rectangle color *outline - The color of the outline """ global blockwidth, blockheight, canvas x, y, i = blockCoords(row,col) canvas.create_rectangle(x//2,y//2,x*2,y*2,fill=color,outline=outline) This function should make a rectangle at those row, col coordinates exactly one block (rectangle in the drawn grid, explained later) big. def blockCoords(row,col): """ Gets the row and col value of a digit. Args: rows - The block's row cols - The block's col Returns: The x and y coordinates and it's respective index """ global blockwidth, blockheight, canwidth, canheight row -= 1 col -= 1 x = col * blockwidth + blockwidth // 2 y = row * blockheight + blockheight // 2 i = row+col return x, y, i Then the rectangle function is called in the main function: blockwidth = 20 blockheight = 40 win = tk.Tk() states = [] win.title("Terminos App") with open("set.json","r") as f: settings = json.load(f) # create a canvas canwidth = 1200 canheight = 800 canvas = tk.Canvas(win,width=canwidth,height=canheight,bg="#232627") canvas.pack(fill=tk.BOTH,expand=tk.YES) def main(): """ The main function that handles the window Args: event - A detected keypress """ global win, canvas, canwidth, canheight, blockwidth, blockheight cols = canwidth//blockwidth rows = canheight//blockheight for row in range(canwidth): for col in range(canheight): states.append("") x1 = col * blockwidth y1 = row * blockheight x2 = x1 + blockwidth y2 = y1 + blockheight canvas.create_rectangle(x1, y1, x2, y2, outline="gray") # Used for debugging purposes Rectangle(10,15) The code should create the rectangle I explained, but it creates one with a different size depending on the row and col coordinates. So what is the problem and what is the solution? Thanks! Continue reading...
