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William Gill
I am creating several tkinter widgets. In my classes they each have a
change() method that is a callback to various IntVar, and StringVar
objects. Everything works fine, but don't really want to trigger the
callback when I am initializing each widget/control variable. I can
use a "flag" like self.initialized= true, and wrap the change() procedures
in an "if self.initialized:" block. I get the impression using "flags" is
not the preferred approach. Is there some other way to accomplish
this without using a flag?
Can I redefine my change() method in __init__(), or would that mess up
the callback references already established?
Bill
change() method that is a callback to various IntVar, and StringVar
objects. Everything works fine, but don't really want to trigger the
callback when I am initializing each widget/control variable. I can
use a "flag" like self.initialized= true, and wrap the change() procedures
in an "if self.initialized:" block. I get the impression using "flags" is
not the preferred approach. Is there some other way to accomplish
this without using a flag?
Can I redefine my change() method in __init__(), or would that mess up
the callback references already established?
Bill