101-Using Tkinters internal bitmaps and cursors

"""
Python Code Snippets #21
101-Using Tkinters internal bitmaps and cursors

By Steve Shambles June 2019
stevepython.wordpress.com
"""
from tkinter import   Button, LabelFrame, Tk

root = Tk()
root.title('Bitmaps and cursors')

def clkd_btn():
    """A button was clicked."""
    print('clicked')

main_frame = LabelFrame(root, fg='blue',
                        text='Tk bitmaps and cursors\n'
                        'Move mouse over a button')
main_frame.grid(padx=10, pady=10)

btn1 = Button(main_frame, bg='plum', bitmap='info',
              cursor='exchange', command=clkd_btn)
btn1.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=0, column=0)

btn2 = Button(main_frame, bg='gold', bitmap='hourglass',
              cursor='pirate', command=clkd_btn)
btn2.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=0, column=1)

btn3 = Button(main_frame, bg='lightgreen', bitmap='question',
              cursor='crosshair', command=clkd_btn)
btn3.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=0, column=2)

btn4 = Button(main_frame, bg='skyblue', bitmap='error',
              cursor='heart', command=clkd_btn)
btn4.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=0, column=3)

btn5 = Button(main_frame, bg='orange', bitmap='warning',
              cursor='hand1', command=clkd_btn)
btn5.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=0, column=4)

btn6 = Button(main_frame, bg='bisque', bitmap='questhead',
              cursor='watch', command=clkd_btn)
btn6.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=1, column=0)

btn7 = Button(main_frame, bitmap='gray75',
              cursor='sailboat', command=clkd_btn)
btn7.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=1, column=1)

btn8 = Button(main_frame, bitmap='gray50',
              cursor='shuttle', command=clkd_btn)
btn8.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=1, column=2)

btn9 = Button(main_frame, bitmap='gray25',
              cursor='spraycan', command=clkd_btn)
btn9.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=1, column=3)

btn10 = Button(main_frame, bitmap='gray12',
              cursor='watch', command=clkd_btn)
btn10.grid(pady=5, padx=5, row=1, column=4)


root.mainloop()