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python-3.xfunctionbuttonbinding
AntiKot
AntiKot

Reputation: 21

How can i Bind a func to a button and a key

I'm trying to bind the Enter Key to the Enter Button, but if i try it with "event" the function dosn't work, if i do it without the key don't works.

Below are the pieces of the code for this problem.

def enterbutton():
    ip01 = input = date_write.get()
    ip02 = input = text_write.get()
    ip03 = input = total_write.get()
    output_label = Label (chart_frame, text=ip01 + " " + ip02 + " " + ip03 + " wurde eingetragen").place (relx=0.15, rely=0.85, anchor=NW)
    chart_frame.after (0, clearfield)
    chart_frame.after (5000, output_label.destroy)

def clearfield():
    text_write.delete(0, "end"),
    date_write.delete(0, "end"),
    total_write.delete(0, "end")
    return None

#Input Button
enter_button = Button (input_frame, text="Enter", command=enterbutton)
enter_button.place (height=20, width=50, relx=0.05, rely=0.7)

#Eintrag-Eingabe
text_write = Entry (input_frame)
text_write.place (height=20, relwidth=0.9, relx=0.05, rely=0.20, anchor=NW)
te_writeL = Label (input_frame, text="Eintrag:")
te_writeL.place (height=20, width=50, relx=0.05, rely=0.05)

root.bind ("<Return>", enterbutton)

Upvotes: 2

Views: 31

Answers (1)

Leo Gaunt
Leo Gaunt

Reputation: 693

When you enter a command in python that had been defined it needs brackets after it for example

enter_button = Button (input_frame, text="Enter", command=enterbutton())

I added brackets at the end

Upvotes: 1

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