Making python/tkinter label widget update?
Making python/tkinter label widget update?
Youll want to set the labels textvariable
with a StringVar
; when the StringVar
changes (by you calling myStringVar.set(text here)
), then the labels text also gets updated. And yes, I agree, this is a strange way to do things.
See the Tkinter Book for a little more information on this:
You can associate a Tkinter variable with a label. When the contents of the variable changes, the label is automatically updated:
v = StringVar() Label(master, textvariable=v).pack() v.set(New Text!)
I think youre getting a referenced before assignment error because Python thinks remaining
is in the local scope.
In Python 3, you can say nonlocal remaining
. But in Python 2, I dont believe theres a way to refer to a non-local, non-global scope. This worked for me:
remaining = 0
def snooze (secs):
Snoozes for the given number of seconds. During the snooze, a progress
dialog is launched notifying the
global remaining
root = Tkinter.Tk()
prompt = hello
label1 = Tkinter.Label(root, text=prompt, width=len(prompt))
label1.pack()
remaining = secs
def decrement_label ():
global remaining
text = Snoozing %d sec(s) % remaining
remaining -= 1
label1.config(text=text, width=100)
label1.update_idletasks()
for i in range(1, secs + 1):
root.after(i * 1000, decrement_label )
root.after((i+1) * 1000, lambda : root.destroy())
root.mainloop()
Making python/tkinter label widget update?
To update text in a label you can try the following:
from tkinter import *
root = Tk()
root.title(Title)
root.geometry(300x300)
def clear_text(self):
txtE.delete(0, end)
def new_label(event=None):
Entree = txtE.get()
lbl1[text] = Entree.title()
clear_text(txtE)
lbl1 = Label(root, text=Hello There)
lbl1.pack()
txtE = Entry(root)
txtE.focus()
txtE.pack()
Button(root, text=Enter, command=new_label).pack()
Button(root, text=Quit, command=root.destroy).pack(side=BOTTOM)
root.bind(<Return>, new_label)
root.mainloop()