I want to have a check box that can optionally disable a text input field in
the same dialog. I am asking the user to input the start and end of a range
and there needs to be a check box to select all items. When the checkbox
changes state, I want to ghost-out the input fields.
A rough approximation of the situation follows.
class mystuff(Frame):
def __init__(self,p arent=None):
Frame.__init__( self,parent)
self.CheckMode = IntVar()
self.mode_label = Label(self, text='All Line Items?',
borderwidth='5' )
self.mode_box = Checkbutton(sel f,
width='1',varia ble=self.CheckM ode,command=sel f.FlipState)
self.input_labe l = Label(self, text='Input Name', borderwidth='5' )
self.input_box = Entry(self, width='3')
self.pack()
def FlipState(self) :
#This does not work!
self.input_box. disable()
print "variable is", self.LineItemMo de.get()
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