I have a simple tkinter program, where upon clicking a "Create boxes" button, it creates a Checkbutton and a Text widget. I was trying to enable/disable the Text widget based on the Checkbutton. eg- if the Checkbutton is ticked the corresponding Text button will be disabled.
And the following code does work as desired, but I have no idea how? How does a Checkbutton keep track of the corresponding Text widget?
I have tried it with multiple Checkbuttons and they all don't seem to interfere with the other's Text widgets.
from tkinter import *
root = Tk()
root.geometry('500x300')
def create_boxes():
def disable_text():
if textbox['state'] == NORMAL:
textbox['state'] = DISABLED
else:
textbox['state'] = NORMAL
checkbox = Checkbutton(root, command = disable_text)
textbox = Text(root, height= 1, width = 30)
checkbox.pack()
textbox.pack()
create_chechkbutton = Button(root, text= 'Create a checkbox and textbox', command= create_boxes)
create_chechkbutton.pack()
root.mainloop()
Any explanation is appreciated.
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