On Apr 30, 9:11 am, Lawrence Hanser <lhan...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Pythoners, > > I think I do not yet have a good understanding of namespaces. Here is > what I have in broad outline form: > > ------------------------------------ > import Tkinter > > Class App(Frame) > define two frames, buttons in one and Listbox in the other > > Class App2(Frame) > define one frame with a Text widget in it > > root = Tk() > app = App(root) > win2 = Toplevel(root) > app2 = App2(win2) > root.mainloop() > ------------------------------------ > > My understanding of the above goes like this: > 1) create a root window > 2) instantiate a class that defines a Frame in the root window > 3) create another Toplevel window > 4) instantiate another class that defines a frame in the Toplevel window > (win2) > > What I cannot figure out is how to reference a widget in app2 from app... > > I hope this is sort of clear. > > Any assistance appreciated. > > Thanks, > > Larry
It depends on how you're doing this. If the first frame opens the 2nd frame, then you can have a handle to the 2nd in the 1st. Something like this: self.newFrame = NewFrame() Then you can get at the attributes of the 2nd frame: self.newFrame.SomeWidget.GetSomeValue() If you're opening both at the same time, you'll have to come up with something else, like Queues or pubsub. - Mike -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
