Tkinter Radiobutton Virtual "Click" (event)
Question:
I’m crazy searching for doing this for days and days…
I need to simulate a virtual click on a Tkinter RadioButton.
In other words. Just when my application starts I need some virtual click event on a radiobutton to force a code execution. I would need my radiobutton in a second option but like if an user had clicked on it.
I readed some stuff abou virtual events but not in Radiobuttons…
Can anyone help me?
Thank you very much.
Answers:
It wouldn’t be easy to create a virtual event, but you could just run your function on code startup, and than do something like
button = tk.Radiobutton(text="button", command=<Your Command>)
button.select()
Sounds to me like you want the invoke() method – it simulates clicking the button
button = tk.Radiobutton()
button.invoke()
I’m crazy searching for doing this for days and days…
I need to simulate a virtual click on a Tkinter RadioButton.
In other words. Just when my application starts I need some virtual click event on a radiobutton to force a code execution. I would need my radiobutton in a second option but like if an user had clicked on it.
I readed some stuff abou virtual events but not in Radiobuttons…
Can anyone help me?
Thank you very much.
It wouldn’t be easy to create a virtual event, but you could just run your function on code startup, and than do something like
button = tk.Radiobutton(text="button", command=<Your Command>)
button.select()
Sounds to me like you want the invoke() method – it simulates clicking the button
button = tk.Radiobutton()
button.invoke()