Hi Adam!

I'm not a Tkinter expert, so I probably cannot provide
the best solution for your problem.
Nevertheless I tried two corrections, which adress your
problem seeminly successfully


Adam Cripps schrieb:
I'm trying out Tkinter as one of my first forays into GUI programming.
However, I'm having a couple of problems.

My intitial efforts can be seen at:
http://www.monkeez.org/code/python/tkinter/min.txt or here [1].

Firstly, I'm trying to grab the contents of Entry widget entry1 with a
StringVar and take that value to another function to print the value
to the command line. However, my function 'printentry' always runs
when the application is run, without the button being pressed. Then,
when I do press the button, the function isn't called. However, this
button is just the same as all the other buttons. Why is this?

This is because of

command=self.printentry(self.content.get())

in createWidgets. Here you don't assign the method pintentry
to command, but the result of executing this method. (So it is
ececuted, when createWidget is called, but not when the command
is executed.

Remedy:

        self.save2Button = Button(self, text = "Submit",
                                  command=self.printentry)

*and*


def printentry(self): print "ok - the submit has been pressed - \ I need to get it's value" print self.content.get()


Secondly, when I try to exit the app, the quit button doesn't kill the root, window, but just the widgets. How do I reference the root window and all, instead of just exiting the widgets?

self.destroy destroys the frame, not the root window.

Remedy:

        def exiting(self):
                if tkMessageBox.askokcancel("Quit",
                                       "Do you really wish to quit?"):
                        self.master.destroy()

I'm not sure if this is the canonical way of exiting a
Tkinter-App :-(   (Perhaps somebody knows more.)

Hope this helps,
Gregor


TIA - Adam


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