I have defined two checkbutton labels: (var is the class I use so that I have access to the variables outside as well)
lby = ttk.Checkbutton(var.frame,text="y-direction",variable=var.vel_y)
lbz = ttk.Checkbutton(var.frame,text="z-direction",variable=var.vel_z)
lby.grid(column=1,row=3,sticky=W)
lbz.grid(column=1,row=4,sticky=W)
Now, I bind the user-click on any of the buttons to call a function options_yz().
def options_yz(key):
print("y"+str(var.vel_y.get()))
print("z"+str(var.vel_z.get()))
lby.bind('<Button-1>', options_yz)
lbz.bind('<Button-1>', options_yz)
But it seems to me that the button-click calls the function before changing the value of the variable. Is there any way to call the function after changing the variable?
For example: The default values for var.vel_y and var.vel_z are 0. I click on the checkbutton for y-direction. My output is:
y0
z0
My actual output should be:
y1
z0
Next I click on the checkbutton for z-direction. My output is:
y1
z0
My actual output should be:
y1
z1
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