Purpose: to provide examples to the beginning [Tk] programmer
of how the -sticky configuration parameter works on the various
Tk [widget]s that support the flag.

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For instance:


 frame .addr -background orange
 grid  .addr -sticky we
 entry .addr.addr1 -width 30
 grid  .addr.addr1 -sticky we

The original author's expectation was that the field would be left
justified and would expand. - [RS] would rather expect it to be centered, but fill all available space. Use ''-justify left'' for left justification :)

The originator wasn't talking about text within a label or whatever
being justified.  They were expecting the entry box to hang on the left
of frame - me, I don't know why they expected that instead of centered...
I certainly expected it centered.

The ''-sticky'' argument indicates the developer is specifying on which side(s) of a [grid] ''cell'' a widget should appear.  The parms for the ''-sticky'' are one of the following:

   * n (north)
   * s (south)
   * e (east)
   * w (west)

or some reasonable combination of these flags.

So, a value of "we" would, in my mind, mean that a widget would be centered
along the horizontal axis of the grid cell.  A value of "ns" would
indicate that a widget would be centered along the vertical axis of the
grid cell.  A value of "news" would, I presume, attempt to center the widget
along both axies.

[CRV] Why doesn't this work?

''It seems to work for me. Perhaps what you mean is "why doesn't this do what I expect", but
I'm not sure what it is you expect''

 radiobutton .rbtDs -text "Description Group" -command {}
 labelframe .lbfDs -labelwidget .rbtDs
 frame  .lbfDs.fraDs         -bd 2 -relief sunken
 label  .lbfDs.fraDs.lblLDs  -text "Description"
 label  .lbfDs.fraDs.lblDs   -relief sunken -justify left
 button .lbfDs.fraDs.btnDlDs -text "X" -command {exit}
 
 grid .lbfDs
 grid .lbfDs.fraDs -stick ew
 grid .lbfDs.fraDs.lblLDs .lbfDs.fraDs.lblDs -sticky ew
 grid .lbfDs.fraDs.btnDlDs 

Even adding '-width 400' to either the 'labelframe' or the 'frame' will change the displayed width.

''Are you aware that row and column weights affect what expands and what does not? I don't know what 
effect you are trying to achieve, but you might tell us if this has a positive effect (The use of rowconfigure and columnconfigure on .lbfDs.fraDs is left as an exercise to the reader):''

  grid .lbfDs -sticky nsew
  grid rowconfigure . 0 -weight 1
  grid columnconfigure . 0 -weight 1


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