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Desktop (please complete the following information):

window，1.10.1

Describe the bug

from ttkbootstrap import Style
Style()
import tkinter
root = tkinter.Tk()
lab=tkinter.Label(root,text="123")
lab.pack()
root.mainloop()

Two windows will appear in this code

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[rdbende]

Put Style() after root = tkinter.Tk() in your code.

[gtgor]

This is a problem with tkinter, and debugging shows that mainloop recognizes style as a window

[rdbende]

It is not by accident. If you put it before root = tkinter.Tk(), tkinter will create a main window automatically for the Style() to operate on.

Hence I said:

Put Style() after root = tkinter.Tk() in your code.

[gtgor]

Obviously, tkinter.tk() instantiated Style() when it was created

[gtgor]

style() is essentially a tkinter wrapped control that has globally modified all variables with the tk property, so starting tk.windows () when style() is called will naturally cause the style to run as a separate window. The ttk library doesn't have much support for older widgets. It's a refactored library that inherits from tkinter, and if you want to use both, bugs are not unusual