The below is an example to show you how to create a menu bar using Tkinter in Python.
Python - Create Menu Bar Using Tkinter Example
In the following example, it will create a menu bar and will give the choices to the user to select. On selection, it will print on the screen and if the user will select the Quit option then it will exit the program.
import tkinter def set_menu(window, choices): menubar = tkinter.Menu(root) window.config(menu=menubar) def _set_choices(menu, choices): for label, command in choices.items(): if isinstance(command, dict): # Submenu submenu = tkinter.Menu(menu) menu.add_cascade(label=label, menu=submenu) _set_choices(submenu, command) elif label == '-' and command == '-': # Separator menu.add_separator() else: # Simple choice menu.add_command(label=label, command=command) _set_choices(menubar, choices) if __name__ == '__main__': import sys root = tkinter.Tk() from collections import OrderedDict set_menu(root, { 'File': OrderedDict([ ('Open', lambda: print('Open!')), ('Save', lambda: print('Save')), ('-', '-'), ('Quit', lambda: sys.exit(0)) ]) }) root.mainloop()
Output
Open!