CTkTextbox cget() problem

[rtommy]

There are multiple arguments which cannot be fetched with .cget() for a CTkTextbox.

For example: spacing1, spacing2, spacing3, state, etc. (I have not checked all)

  File "example.py", line 147, in __init__
    print(self.textbox.cget("spacing1"))
          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "...\customtkinter\windows\widgets\ctk_textbox.py", line 327, in cget
    return super().cget(attribute_name)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Using self.textbox.cget() does not work for all attributes, some of them need self.textbox._textbox.cget() instead.

The cget() of CTkTextbox class in ctk_textbox.py would require an update I assume.

    def cget(self, attribute_name: str) -> any:
        if attribute_name == "corner_radius":
            return self._corner_radius
        elif attribute_name == "border_width":
            return self._border_width
        elif attribute_name == "border_spacing":
            return self._border_spacing

        elif attribute_name == "fg_color":
            return self._fg_color
        elif attribute_name == "border_color":
            return self._border_color
        elif attribute_name == "text_color":
            return self._text_color

        elif attribute_name == "font":
            return self._font

        elif attribute_name == "spacing1":
            return self._textbox.cget(attribute_name)
        elif attribute_name == "spacing2":
            return self._textbox.cget(attribute_name)
        elif attribute_name == "spacing3":
            return self._textbox.cget(attribute_name)
         elif attribute_name == "state":
            return self._textbox.cget(attribute_name)
        # elif ... whichever attribute needs self._textbox

       else:
            return super().cget(attribute_name)

[Akascape]

@rtommy Try this: self.textbox._textbox.cget("spacing1")

[rtommy]

@rtommy Try this: self.textbox._textbox.cget("spacing1")

Yes, I know that works. That’s why I could propose an idea what to change in cget(). It would be more practical if we didn’t need to consider adding _textbox …