I'm trying to make a function to create a tkinter window holding a checkbutton. this function is called another Tkinter window is made. whenever i do this, the value of the checkbutton is always 0 even if i select it.
from tkinter import *
def go(value):
print(value)
value = value.get()
print("value of checkbox",value)
def test2():
tk = Tk()
value = IntVar()
checkbutton = Checkbutton(tk, text = "value", onvalue = 1, offvalue = 0,variable = value)
checkbutton.pack()
button = Button(tk,text = "go", command = lambda:[go(value)])
button.pack()
window = Tk()
text = Label(window,text = "text")
text.pack()
test2()
window.mainloop()
if i do the same thing without the window, the checkbutton works:
from tkinter import *
def go(value):
print(value)
value = value.get()
print("value of checkbox",value)
def test2():
tk = Tk()
value = IntVar()
checkbutton = Checkbutton(tk, text = "value", onvalue = 1, offvalue = 0,variable = value)
checkbutton.pack()
button = Button(tk,text = "go", command = lambda:[go(value)])
button.pack()
#window = Tk()
#text = Label(window,text = "text")
#text.pack()
test2()
#window.mainloop()
maybe the check button in Tkinter is a bit fussy with windows
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