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I seem to be always getting 120 for both height and width, I don't know why it refuses to give me the real value for the width so I can make the maintain the height in a 16:9 ratio

# Monitor frame
self.monitorFrame = ctk.CTkFrame(self)
self.monitorFrame.grid_columnconfigure(0,weight = 1)
self.monitorFrame.grid_rowconfigure(0,weight = 0)
self.monitorFrame.grid_rowconfigure(1,weight = 0)
self.monitorFrame.grid_rowconfigure(2,weight = 0)
self.monitorFrame.grid(row = 0, column = 1, padx = 20, pady = 20, sticky = "nsew")
self.monitorFrame.update()
exeWidth = int(self.monitorFrame.winfo_height()-40)
print(exeWidth)
height = exeWidth/16*9
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    Height is the width divided by 144? Commented Nov 24 at 15:41
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    @Snow exeWidth/16*9 does not mean exeWidth/(16*9). It means (exeWidth/16)*9. Commented Nov 24 at 23:49
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    I got exeWidth = 160 and height = 90.0 when running your code (after adding parts to make it a minimal reproducible example). Commented Nov 25 at 1:09
  • @acw1668 Yeah its always stuck at 160 no matter what I do to it. I even tried to define the width manually with ctk.CTkFrame(self, width=1000) and it still returned with 160 Commented Nov 25 at 4:39
  • Try using exeWidth = self.monitorFrame["width"] to get the initial width. Commented Nov 25 at 6:15
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