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Tkinter, how to set state of some elements depending of checkbox status
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I have variable pliki which is from checkbox
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
if pliki.get() == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
if pliki.get() == 0:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
This code don't work as I had meant to work.
I want if checkbox is checked set state of some elements to NORMAL but when not checked set to DISABLE
python tkinter
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
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I have variable pliki which is from checkbox
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
if pliki.get() == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
if pliki.get() == 0:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
This code don't work as I had meant to work.
I want if checkbox is checked set state of some elements to NORMAL but when not checked set to DISABLE
python tkinter
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
376
add a comment |
I have variable pliki which is from checkbox
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
if pliki.get() == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
if pliki.get() == 0:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
This code don't work as I had meant to work.
I want if checkbox is checked set state of some elements to NORMAL but when not checked set to DISABLE
python tkinter
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
376
I have variable pliki which is from checkbox
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
if pliki.get() == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
if pliki.get() == 0:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
This code don't work as I had meant to work.
I want if checkbox is checked set state of some elements to NORMAL but when not checked set to DISABLE
python tkinter
python tkinter
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
376
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
376
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
376
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
maxmarszmaxmarsz
376
asked Mar 23 at 20:49
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I've done something similar with a RadioButton() by linking the command to a function that hides it:
v = tk.IntVar()
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn on", variable=v, value=1, command=self.show_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=0)
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn off", variable=v, value=2, command=self.hide_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=1)
Which links to:
def hide_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='disabled')
def show_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='normal')
I don't think you can do this with a single Checkbutton though because the command is only run when it is turned on and not when it is turned off (As described at http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/checkbutton.htm). You could instead use a thread to continually check the button status and adjust your widget accordingly though!
import threading
def check_button_status():
while True:
status = pliki.get()
if status == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
else:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
t = threading.Thread(target=check_button_status) # make our thread
t.start() # have it monitor the button status forever
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
add a comment |
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I've done something similar with a RadioButton() by linking the command to a function that hides it:
v = tk.IntVar()
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn on", variable=v, value=1, command=self.show_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=0)
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn off", variable=v, value=2, command=self.hide_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=1)
Which links to:
def hide_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='disabled')
def show_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='normal')
I don't think you can do this with a single Checkbutton though because the command is only run when it is turned on and not when it is turned off (As described at http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/checkbutton.htm). You could instead use a thread to continually check the button status and adjust your widget accordingly though!
import threading
def check_button_status():
while True:
status = pliki.get()
if status == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
else:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
t = threading.Thread(target=check_button_status) # make our thread
t.start() # have it monitor the button status forever
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
add a comment |
I've done something similar with a RadioButton() by linking the command to a function that hides it:
v = tk.IntVar()
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn on", variable=v, value=1, command=self.show_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=0)
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn off", variable=v, value=2, command=self.hide_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=1)
Which links to:
def hide_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='disabled')
def show_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='normal')
I don't think you can do this with a single Checkbutton though because the command is only run when it is turned on and not when it is turned off (As described at http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/checkbutton.htm). You could instead use a thread to continually check the button status and adjust your widget accordingly though!
import threading
def check_button_status():
while True:
status = pliki.get()
if status == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
else:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
t = threading.Thread(target=check_button_status) # make our thread
t.start() # have it monitor the button status forever
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
add a comment |
I've done something similar with a RadioButton() by linking the command to a function that hides it:
v = tk.IntVar()
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn on", variable=v, value=1, command=self.show_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=0)
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn off", variable=v, value=2, command=self.hide_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=1)
Which links to:
def hide_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='disabled')
def show_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='normal')
I don't think you can do this with a single Checkbutton though because the command is only run when it is turned on and not when it is turned off (As described at http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/checkbutton.htm). You could instead use a thread to continually check the button status and adjust your widget accordingly though!
import threading
def check_button_status():
while True:
status = pliki.get()
if status == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
else:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
t = threading.Thread(target=check_button_status) # make our thread
t.start() # have it monitor the button status forever
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
I've done something similar with a RadioButton() by linking the command to a function that hides it:
v = tk.IntVar()
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn on", variable=v, value=1, command=self.show_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=0)
tk.Radiobutton(self.widget, text="Turn off", variable=v, value=2, command=self.hide_other_widget).grid(row=0, column=1)
Which links to:
def hide_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='disabled')
def show_other_widget(self):
self.other_widget.configure(state='normal')
I don't think you can do this with a single Checkbutton though because the command is only run when it is turned on and not when it is turned off (As described at http://effbot.org/tkinterbook/checkbutton.htm). You could instead use a thread to continually check the button status and adjust your widget accordingly though!
import threading
def check_button_status():
while True:
status = pliki.get()
if status == 1:
liczba_pE['state'] = NORMAL
nazwa_pE['state'] = NORMAL
tresc_pE['state'] = NORMAL
else:
liczba_pE['state'] = DISABLED
nazwa_pE['state'] = DISABLED
tresc_pE['state'] = DISABLED
pliki = IntVar()
plikiC = Checkbutton(secunderFrame, text="Twórz pliki",
font=("Bookman Old Style", 8, 'bold'),
variable=pliki, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
t = threading.Thread(target=check_button_status) # make our thread
t.start() # have it monitor the button status forever
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
edited Mar 23 at 21:13
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
answered Mar 23 at 20:58
ReedinationerReedinationer
3,7121425
3,7121425
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
add a comment |
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I still don't know how to use it hah
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:04
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I understand what you had wrtitten but don't know how to implement it to my problem
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:06
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
I think it will be better if it be checkbutton. One button instead of two looks simpler for what I need to do
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:10
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
It works perfectly, thank you
– maxmarsz
Mar 23 at 21:18
add a comment |
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