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Python in a Nutshell
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Python in a Nutshell

by Alex Martelli
March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
39h 30m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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Name

overrideredirect

Synopsis

                        T.overrideredirect([avoid_decoration])

T .overrideredirect( ), without arguments, returns False for a normal window, True for a window that has asked the window manager to avoid decorating it. T .overrideredirect( x ), with one argument x, asks the window manager to avoid decorating T if, and only if, x is true. A top-level window without decoration has no title. The user cannot act via the window manager to close, move, or resize such an undecorated top-level window.

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