Do you have a full program that demonstrates the problem? It's *likely* that str(w.entrycget(0, 'menu')) will return the menu's path as a string, in all cases.
It's also possible that
import Tkinter
Tkinter.wantobjects = 0
before creating any interpeter will get you a string instead.
Tcl started as a typeless language: everything is a string, but some
strings can be interpreted as lists, as numbers, or as commands. In
later versions, Tcl gained an "object" representation, with a C type
called TclObj* which could hold just a string, an efficient
representation of numbers or lists, a pointer directly to a command,
etc.
With 'wantobjects = 1' (the default), a wrapper of a TclObject* can be
returned from Tkinter calls, rather than a string. In this case, you're
getting the command object that corresponds to the menu widget, rather
than the string naming the menu widget, or the Python object that wraps
that particular menu widget.
Jeff
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