Kevin Walzer wrote: > I am trying to structure a Tkinter application with classes instead of > just with simple functions, but I'm not sure how to call methods from my > main class. > > My main class is packetstreamApp(). Within that class I call various > methods, including drawGUI() and authorizeDump(). My problem comes when > I try to call authorizeDump from the Tkinter menu. Here is the code that > calls authorizeDump(): > > self.packetmenu.add_command(label="Start Network Monitor", > command=packetstreamApp.authorizeDump())
If that code is inside a method of packetstreamApp: self.packetmenu.add_command(label="...", command=self.authorizeDump) i. e. you have to pass a bound method (a method that knows about "its" instance) and you must not call authorizeDump here (no trailing '()'). Of course I'm only guessing... Peter -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
