importtkinterdeftext_count(widget,index1,index2,*options):"""Hack Text count command. Return integer, or tuple if len(options) > 1.    Tkinter does not provide a wrapper for the Tk Text widget count command    at Python 2.7.1    widget is a Tkinter Text widget.    index1 and index2 are Indicies as specified in TkCmd documentation.    options must be a tuple of zero or more option values.  If no options    are given the Tk default option is used.  If less than two options are    given an integer is returned.  Otherwise a tuple of integers is returned    (in the order specified in TkCmd documentation).    See text manual page in TkCmd documentation for valid option values and    index specification.    Example:    chars, lines = text_count(widget, start, end, '-chars', '-lines')    """returnwidget.tk.call((widget._w,'count')+options+ (index1,index2))text=tkinter.Text()print(text.count("1.0",tkinter.END))# (1,0)print(text.count("1.0","1.0"))# Noneprint(text_count(text,"1.0","1.0"))# 0print(text_count(text,"1.0",tkinter.END))# 1print(text.count("1.0",tkinter.END,"chars"))# (1,)print(text.count("1.0","1.0","chars"))# Noneprint(text_count(text,"1.0","1.0","-chars"))# 0print(text_count(text,"1.0",tkinter.END,"-chars"))# 1print(text.count(tkinter.END,"1.0","chars"))# (-1,)print(text_count(text,tkinter.END,"1.0","-chars"))# -1print(text.count("1.0",tkinter.END,"chars","lines"))# (1, 1)print(text.count("1.0","1.0","chars","lines"))# (0, 0)print(text_count(text,"1.0","1.0","-chars","-lines"))# (0, 0)print(text_count(text,"1.0",tkinter.END,"-chars","-lines"))# (1, 1)