TKinter Button widget

[Konrad Anton]

Peter Saffrey <theoryboy at my-deja.com> schrieb:
>When I place some buttons on a frame I don't seem to be allowed to use
>arguments in the function call attached to the button. If I do use
>arguments, or even just empty brackets, the function is called when
>the button is placed, not when the button is clicked on.
>(...)
>Button(win, text='print 3', command=printNumber(3)).pack()
>Button(win, text='print 5', command=printNumber(5)).pack()

As long as there is no native support for currying in the Python
language, you can still use 

  Button(win, text='print 3', command=lambda : printNumber(3)).pack()

which will create a zero-argument anonymous function that will call
printNumber(3) when it is called. 


HTH 
Konrad


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