Hi Adam, On Wed, 10 Jun 2009 15:19:14 -0500 Adam Kadzban <akadz...@iit.edu> wrote:
(...) > boxes and entry boxes so you can change the option list. Here's the > relevant code: > > ... > self.tVar = IntVar() > ... > self.tempbutton = > Checkbutton(self.tophalf,variable=self.tVar,text="Calculate > temperature") ... > > When I try the program with this code, I can check/uncheck the boxes, > but tVar never change (I printed out their values, they stay 0). I > also tried coding in button selection (e.g. self.tempbutton.select > ()), but tVar never changes. I cannot reproduce this here, maybe it depends on the OS or the Tk version in use. Just a guess: have you tried to explicitely define onvalue=1 and offvalue=0 in the Checkbutton constructor ? Michael > > I also tried making some functions, and binding them to the > checkbutton: self.tempbutton = > Checkbutton(self.tophalf,variable=self.tVar,text="Calculate > temperature",command=self.checkTemp) > ... > def checkTemp(self): > if self.tVar.get() == 1: > self.tempbutton.select() > else: > self.tempbutton.deselect() > ... > Having that, though, doesn't let me "check" the button (I'm guessing > because tVar never gets set to 1, it always goes to deselect). > > Anyone have any ideas why this is happening? I've been banging my > head against a wall here, and I rewrote the whole class thinking > maybe it was something funny with scoping, but as far as I can tell > everything is ok. I must be missing something... > > Thanks, > Adam > _______________________________________________ Tkinter-discuss mailing list Tkinter-discuss@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tkinter-discuss
