How do I use tkinter Spinboxs to move through a set of choices in a List











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I am trying to make a tkinter spinbox iterate through a list of times.



import tkinter as tk
TimeChoices=["00:00","00:30","04:00","08:30"]
root=tk.Tk()
time=tk.StringVar()
spintimeselector=tk.Spinbox(root,textvariable=time,TimeChoices)
spintimeselector.pack()


root.mainloop


I am unsure on how to go about this, any help would be appreciated!










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    Follow this pattern tkinterbook/spinbox
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 10:01










  • This isn't helpful, as stated in the question, I am trying to make the spinbox iterate through the times in the list whenever the spinbox is spun. I am very aware of the from_=0 functionality found in a Spinbox. Quite obviously this wouldn't work for the times.
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 11:41






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    Didn't get your point, your given code is invalid. Fixing this, no from_= is needed, it shows 00:00...08:30 well. edit your Question and show the errors you get.
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 12:11










  • On my side it works as intended - just fix positional argument (use values) after the named one in your code (as @stovfl mentioned that your code is invalid).
    – CommonSense
    Nov 15 at 12:20












  • @CommonSense Could you please post working code as an answer. I keep running into the "positional argument follows keywords" error
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 16:37















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I am trying to make a tkinter spinbox iterate through a list of times.



import tkinter as tk
TimeChoices=["00:00","00:30","04:00","08:30"]
root=tk.Tk()
time=tk.StringVar()
spintimeselector=tk.Spinbox(root,textvariable=time,TimeChoices)
spintimeselector.pack()


root.mainloop


I am unsure on how to go about this, any help would be appreciated!










share|improve this question


















  • 1




    Follow this pattern tkinterbook/spinbox
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 10:01










  • This isn't helpful, as stated in the question, I am trying to make the spinbox iterate through the times in the list whenever the spinbox is spun. I am very aware of the from_=0 functionality found in a Spinbox. Quite obviously this wouldn't work for the times.
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 11:41






  • 1




    Didn't get your point, your given code is invalid. Fixing this, no from_= is needed, it shows 00:00...08:30 well. edit your Question and show the errors you get.
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 12:11










  • On my side it works as intended - just fix positional argument (use values) after the named one in your code (as @stovfl mentioned that your code is invalid).
    – CommonSense
    Nov 15 at 12:20












  • @CommonSense Could you please post working code as an answer. I keep running into the "positional argument follows keywords" error
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 16:37













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up vote
0
down vote

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I am trying to make a tkinter spinbox iterate through a list of times.



import tkinter as tk
TimeChoices=["00:00","00:30","04:00","08:30"]
root=tk.Tk()
time=tk.StringVar()
spintimeselector=tk.Spinbox(root,textvariable=time,TimeChoices)
spintimeselector.pack()


root.mainloop


I am unsure on how to go about this, any help would be appreciated!










share|improve this question













I am trying to make a tkinter spinbox iterate through a list of times.



import tkinter as tk
TimeChoices=["00:00","00:30","04:00","08:30"]
root=tk.Tk()
time=tk.StringVar()
spintimeselector=tk.Spinbox(root,textvariable=time,TimeChoices)
spintimeselector.pack()


root.mainloop


I am unsure on how to go about this, any help would be appreciated!







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    Follow this pattern tkinterbook/spinbox
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 10:01










  • This isn't helpful, as stated in the question, I am trying to make the spinbox iterate through the times in the list whenever the spinbox is spun. I am very aware of the from_=0 functionality found in a Spinbox. Quite obviously this wouldn't work for the times.
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 11:41






  • 1




    Didn't get your point, your given code is invalid. Fixing this, no from_= is needed, it shows 00:00...08:30 well. edit your Question and show the errors you get.
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 12:11










  • On my side it works as intended - just fix positional argument (use values) after the named one in your code (as @stovfl mentioned that your code is invalid).
    – CommonSense
    Nov 15 at 12:20












  • @CommonSense Could you please post working code as an answer. I keep running into the "positional argument follows keywords" error
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 16:37














  • 1




    Follow this pattern tkinterbook/spinbox
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 10:01










  • This isn't helpful, as stated in the question, I am trying to make the spinbox iterate through the times in the list whenever the spinbox is spun. I am very aware of the from_=0 functionality found in a Spinbox. Quite obviously this wouldn't work for the times.
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 11:41






  • 1




    Didn't get your point, your given code is invalid. Fixing this, no from_= is needed, it shows 00:00...08:30 well. edit your Question and show the errors you get.
    – stovfl
    Nov 15 at 12:11










  • On my side it works as intended - just fix positional argument (use values) after the named one in your code (as @stovfl mentioned that your code is invalid).
    – CommonSense
    Nov 15 at 12:20












  • @CommonSense Could you please post working code as an answer. I keep running into the "positional argument follows keywords" error
    – MainStreet
    Nov 15 at 16:37








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Follow this pattern tkinterbook/spinbox
– stovfl
Nov 15 at 10:01




Follow this pattern tkinterbook/spinbox
– stovfl
Nov 15 at 10:01












This isn't helpful, as stated in the question, I am trying to make the spinbox iterate through the times in the list whenever the spinbox is spun. I am very aware of the from_=0 functionality found in a Spinbox. Quite obviously this wouldn't work for the times.
– MainStreet
Nov 15 at 11:41




This isn't helpful, as stated in the question, I am trying to make the spinbox iterate through the times in the list whenever the spinbox is spun. I am very aware of the from_=0 functionality found in a Spinbox. Quite obviously this wouldn't work for the times.
– MainStreet
Nov 15 at 11:41




1




1




Didn't get your point, your given code is invalid. Fixing this, no from_= is needed, it shows 00:00...08:30 well. edit your Question and show the errors you get.
– stovfl
Nov 15 at 12:11




Didn't get your point, your given code is invalid. Fixing this, no from_= is needed, it shows 00:00...08:30 well. edit your Question and show the errors you get.
– stovfl
Nov 15 at 12:11












On my side it works as intended - just fix positional argument (use values) after the named one in your code (as @stovfl mentioned that your code is invalid).
– CommonSense
Nov 15 at 12:20






On my side it works as intended - just fix positional argument (use values) after the named one in your code (as @stovfl mentioned that your code is invalid).
– CommonSense
Nov 15 at 12:20














@CommonSense Could you please post working code as an answer. I keep running into the "positional argument follows keywords" error
– MainStreet
Nov 15 at 16:37




@CommonSense Could you please post working code as an answer. I keep running into the "positional argument follows keywords" error
– MainStreet
Nov 15 at 16:37

















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