is there a way of in a loop automatically setting different commands to different buttons as they are created (automatically created via loops)
or
is there a way of setting custom names to the buttons while they arecreated in a loop
i want "buttonName" to be different and known for each button???
e.g.
buttonName = Button(mainGUI, text = 'example', height = 3, width = 10, command = '''I want to add my own commands to each one?'''.place(x = 100, y = 200)
Generally you add each "button_name" instance to a list that remains after the loop exits. Note that you also want to increment/change the values for the place manager.
What does Partial do?
Partial does currying:
>>> from functools import partial
>>>
>>> def FOO(x, y, z):
... print((x, y, z))
...
>>> BAR = partial(FOO, "baz", "qux")
>>> BAR(3.14)
('baz', 'qux', 3.14)
BAR is the same function as FOO, but it takes only one argument (the last argument). The 2 first arguments have been set to fixed values "baz" and "qux".
So it is like a partial function calling method?
In Tkinter command= takes only the function name, but not the call, so no arguments can be passed. The partial function allows you to do that.
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