Binding a function to a key is not working

Question

My code:

import tkinter

master = tkinter.Tk()
master.title(\"test1\")
master.geometry(\"300x300\")

masterFrame = tkinter.Frame(master)

masterFrame.pack(fill=t         


        

Answer 1

When you bind a function fct to a key (or any other kind of event), the function is called with one argument like that fct(event), event having various attributes depending on the kind of event (mouse position, ...). Your problem is that the function you call drawCheckbox does not take any argument, so every time you press Enter, it raises an error

TypeError: drawCheckbox() takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given

To correct it you can either define your function with a default argument,

def drawCheckbox(event=None):
    ...

or you can use a lambda function to do the binding

master.bind('<Return>', lambda event: drawCheckbox())