Button1 is supposed to represent chair one in the train.
So call it chair_1 or put it in a list called chairs
so that you can access them as chairs[0] or whatever.
But get a name that reflects what its actually used for.
Yes, perhaps that is a good way to go. I didn't think about that.
at the top of my email, I am writing a larger program. This program is
supposed to be a GUI online booking program for train tickets.
OK, That's a pity.
A Tkinter program is never going to be an online GUI, it only works on
the desktop. For that you need to use HTML5/Flash/Javascript/Java etc.
And its all a lot more messy.
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No, I didn't mean that it have to work online. It is just fine if it works
on the desktop.
I can only imagine how much more complicated things would be then. But if I
understood it correctly,
with the help and information I got from you in this mail and in your
previous mail, I can manage to
solve my problems? It is a bit hard right now to understand, because I am
unfamiliar with using tuples/lists
and data tables. I will do my best to get it to work.
However, I understand if you don't have time to answer these probably
stupid and simple questions, I am still grateful for your previous
answers!
They are neither simple nor stupid, they are very sensible questions and
you are tackling a significant program. Sadly I don't think your
approach will work for an 0nline solution (ie a web based one).
I just got my program to work today, but I want to shorten the code
using your suggestions in this and your previous email. I still find this
hard
to do because that way of thinking is completely new to me. I have one of
these functions
below for each chair. I just want to use one instead of so many functions.
That is why I am trying to understand and
implement your suggestions.
def chair1_clicked(self):
"""This method runs if chair one is clicked"""
def change_chair1_value():
global chair1_value
button2_value=not chair1_value
chair1_clicked ()
if chair_value:
self.chair1.configure(bg="yellow")
text_file=open("Hamburg_Dortmund20_00","w")
text_file.write("Hamburg-Dortmund")
text_file.close()
def chair_color_red():
global chair1_color
chair1_color=("yellow")
change_button2_color_red()
else:
self.chair1.configure(bg="green")
os.remove ("Hamburg_Dortmund20_00")
def chair1_color_green():
global chair1_color
chair_color=("green")
chair1_color_green()
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