[Tutor] Custom Tkinter widgets part 2

[Phil]

David answered my first custom widgets question in February this year 
and I have created several widgets since then based on his answer.  I 
discovered an alternative method a few months ago and it also works well 
until I decided to add a label.

I have created a dial widget (and multiple dial widgets of varying 
sizes) which displays correctly now I want to add a label below the dial 
to display the dial's value. So far I'm only able to display the dial or 
the label but not both at the same time.

I hope these code snippets will be enough show how I'm attempting to 
display both widgets.

First the DIAL class:

import tkinter as tk
import math


class DIAL(tk.Canvas):
     def __init__(self, master, dial_type="semi", bg="white", *args, 
**kwargs):
         super().__init__(master, *args, **kwargs)
         self.configure(width=100, height=100, bd=0, highlightthickness=0)

         self.min_value = 0
         self.max_value = 100
         self.value = 50
         self.dial_type = dial_type
         self.bg = bg

         self.draw_dial()

         # Create a label to display the dial value

         self.label = tk.Label(self, text=f"{self.value}")
         #self.label.pack(side="bottom") # I think I can see why this 
won't display the label on the canvas

     def draw_dial(self):

And here's part of a dial demo:

     root = tk.Tk()
     root.title("Dial Widget Example")

     full_dial = DIAL(root, width=150, height=150, dial_type="full", 
bg="red")
     full_dial.pack(padx=20, pady=20) # dial or dials all display correctly
     full_dial.label.pack(side="bottom") # the label needs to be 
displayed on the canvas but this method is wrong.

This is one of several attempts that I've tried. As it stands the label 
is displayed where the dial would have been if I'd left out the line 
"full_dial.label.pack(side="bottom")".

Hopefully, the correction is a simple syntax error rather the a design 
flaw.

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Regards,
Phil