Reputation: 11
I want to initialize the value of a Scale
widget to 2
. How can I do this? Because I used a grid, .set
won't work properly.
Here is my code:
Scale(self, command=self.onMove, movesvariable=self.var, from_=1, to=10,orient=HORIZONTAL,length=500,tickinterval=0.5, resolution=0.1, cursor = 'hand2 ').grid(columnspan ='200',rowspan = '4',sticky= W)
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1286
Reputation: 2115
Change this to two lines:
yourScale = Scale(self, command=self.onMove, movesvariable=self.var, from_=1, to=10,orient=HORIZONTAL,length=500,tickinterval=0.5, resolution=0.1, cursor = 'hand2 ')
yourScale.grid(columnspan ='200',rowspan = '4',sticky= W)
.grid()
returns None
; calling it after Scale like you've done won't return a Scale object like you would expect, it will return a Nonetype. Implementing this small change should allow you to use .set
on whatever variable you store the Scale object in. (yourScale
in this example)
As an aside: You might want to remove the set
tag in your question: set
references a data structure, not the set function from Tkinter.
Upvotes: 1