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Hello !

I want to create entry widgets dynamically.
var = ["one", "two", "three"]
i=0
for x in var:
textbox = "t_", x
textbox = entry(frame)
textbox.grid(row=4+i, column=0)
i = i + 1
This works ok. On the window are the entries like I want.

When I want to get to entered data from the entry widget. I am not able to
get them.
The statement: t_one.get()
dosent work. I am getting an error message that t_one is not global defined.

How can I do this?

Arne

"Arne" wrote:

> I want to create entry widgets dynamically.
> var = ["one", "two", "three"]
> i=0
> for x in var:
> textbox = "t_", x
> textbox = entry(frame)
> textbox.grid(row=4+i, column=0)
> i = i + 1
> This works ok. On the window are the entries like I want.
>
> When I want to get to entered data from the entry widget. I am not able to
> get them.
> The statement: t_one.get()
> dosent work. I am getting an error message that t_one is not global defined.

there's no t_one variable in your program. assigning some stuff to
a variable doesn't create a variable with that name (if your python
tutorial told you that you could do that, make sure you get your
money back).

the usual way to store a list of values (widgets) is to use a list:

var = []
for x in range(3):
textbox = entry(frame)
textbox.grid(row=4+i, column=0)
var.append(textbox)

print var[0].get() # returns the content of the first textbox
print var[1].get() # same, for the second textbox
print var[2].get() # same, for the third textbox

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