Tkinter: Addressing Label widget created by for loop

Question

The following is my script. Basically, it will ask the user to input a number into the Entry box. Once the user enter a number and click OK, it will give you combination of

Answer 1

Sure! Just make a list of labels, call place on each one, and then you can reference them later and change their values. Like so:

from Tkinter import *

root=Tk()

sizex = 600
sizey = 400
posx  = 0
posy  = 0
root.wm_geometry("%dx%d+%d+%d" % (sizex, sizey, posx, posy))

labels = []

def myClick():
    del labels[:] # remove any previous labels from if the callback was called before
    myframe=Frame(root,width=400,height=300,bd=2,relief=GROOVE)
    myframe.place(x=10,y=10)
    x=myvalue.get()
    value=int(x)
    for i in range(value):
        labels.append(Label(myframe,text=" mytext "+str(i)))
        labels[i].place(x=10,y=10+(30*i))
        Button(myframe,text="Accept").place(x=70,y=10+(30*i))

def myClick2():
    if len(labels) > 0:
        labels[0].config(text="Click2!")
    if len(labels) > 1:
        labels[1].config(text="Click2!!")

mybutton=Button(root,text="OK",command=myClick)
mybutton.place(x=420,y=10)

mybutton2=Button(root,text="Change",command=myClick2)
mybutton2.place(x=420,y=80)

myvalue=Entry(root)
myvalue.place(x=450,y=10)

root.mainloop()

Also note! In the assignment Mylabel=Label(myframe,text=" mytext "+str(i)).place(x=10,y=10+(30*i)) in the original code, that call sets Mylabel to None, since the place method returns None. You want to separate the place call into its own line, like in the code above.