(David) Siu-Kei Muk

I've tried importing directly from the package source (in my cloned `CustomTkinter/` copy) to see if it works and I've got segmentation fault. Is there any way I can try...

I've also inspected the file `customtkinter/windows/__init__.py` and I don't see any import for the `widget` subpackage. I don't quite understanding how this is working for others

> I don’t have segmentation fault, import works for me. That’s strange… > Please check the example file I shared earlier and based on that you can test. > [complex_example.py](https://github.com/TomSchimansky/CustomTkinter/blob/10f34d26ee306f0e4a48f4a0096665adb177349c/examples/complex_example.py)...

> I guess the windows.widgets or windows.* parts could cause the problem we have.... > `AttributeError: module 'customtkinter.___windows' has no attribute 'widgets'` Yes, the issue we hit is that `windows`...

There seems to be some misunderstanding on how the import system works. Please refer to the [documentation](https://docs.python.org/3.12/reference/import.html) on how it works Basically, when an import-from statement is executed, the interpreter...

There might be a possibility that the import system implicitly added names to the package itself. This requires further experiments to verify its behavior. I'm not sure how it's working...