I am trying to read a value in a variable from a different class every time
I click on a refresh button for my GUI program. The problem is I am using
statictext so when I refresh, it displays the new value on top of the old
one.
In my main GUI:
def refresh(self, event):
x = refresh_var()
value = wx.StaticText(self, -1, str(x.var_rate))
In my refresh class:
class refresh_var():
def var_rate(self):
random_var = random.randint(5, 100)
return random_var
So each time I click on the button, which runs refresh, the new value
generated by random.randint will be on top of the old number. Is there any
commands I can use to remove the old value that is on the GUI window before
I put the new one on there? Or is there a better command/syntax that does
the same job? I am ultimately trying to make it so the GUI program refreshes
and rereads random_var on a set interval. Can anyone offer any advice on how
to do it or any commands I can read up on the Internet?
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