import gui_core # create a new button widget button = gui_core.wrap Button(text="Click me!", width=100, height=50, color="green") # assign an event handler function to the widget button.bind("", lambda event: print("Button was clicked.")) # add the widget to the GUI window button.pack()
import gui_core # create a new button widget button = gui_core.wrap Button(text="Submit", font=("Arial", 12), bg="blue", fg="white") # create a command function for the button def submit(): print("Form submitted successfully!") button.config(command=submit) # add the widget to the GUI window button.pack()In this example, a new button widget is created with the text "Submit", a font of Arial with a size of 12 points, a blue background color, and white foreground color. A command function is created to handle the button click event. Whenever the button is clicked, the "submit" function will be executed. The button widget is added to the GUI window using the "pack" method. Package/Library: As mentioned earlier, the "gui_core" package/library is not a known standard package in Python. It is possible that it is a custom package created by a developer for a specific application or project.