Why can't PySimpleGUI output a two digit number?

Question

Python

I made a simple program that takes data from strings and generates a random number in their range. But if you set values ​​above ten, then in any case it displays numbers from 1 to 9. Is this a module or code problem and how to fix it?

import PySimpleGUI as sg
import random

sg.theme("Dark Green")

x = 0
y = 0

def generate():
  x = values["FROM"]
  y = values["TO"]
  values['OUTPUT'] = random.randint(int(x), int(y))
  window['OUTPUT'].update(values['OUTPUT'])

layout = [
  [sg.Text("From:"), sg.Input(size = (5, 1), enable_events = True, key = "FROM")],
  [sg.Text("To:"), sg.Input(size = (5, 1), enable_events = True, key = "TO")],
  [sg.Button("Generate:", key = "GENERATE"), sg.Text(random.randint(int(x), int(y)), key = 'OUTPUT')],
]

window = sg.Window("Random numbers", layout, size = (150, 100))

while True:
  event, values = window.read()
  if event == sg.WIN_CLOSED:
    break
  elif event == "GENERATE":
    generate()
window.close()

Answer 1

sg.Text is a label in which you need to specify the required field width so that all the numbers fit.
For example, for a four digit number, size=(4,1) :

[sg.Button("Generate:", key = "GENERATE"), sg.Text(random.randint(int(x), int(y)), size=(4,1), key = 'OUTPUT')],

Or use the auto_size_text=False option

[sg.Button("Generate:", key = "GENERATE"), sg.Text(random.randint(int(x), int(y)), key = 'OUTPUT', auto_size_text=False)],