🔒 Ctk Option menu help

[white terrace]

global location
location = 3.1

    def optionmenu_callback(event):
        choice = combobox.get()
        if choice == "Head":
            location = 3
        if choice == "Chest":
            location = 37
        if choice == 'Legs':
            location = 67
        if choice == 'Feet':
            location = 97

    combobox = CTkComboBox(master=self.mainFrame,
                           values=["Head", "Chest", "Legs", "Feet"])
    combobox.set("Head") #Startup Value
    combobox.grid(row=6, column=0, padx=20, pady=10)
    combobox.bind("<<ComboboxSelected>>", optionmenu_callback)

[dim sand]

@white terrace

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[white terrace]

i have no idea how to use Ctk, i just want a option menu with those options, head chest legs and feet, and then when you choose either of those options it will make location = the corresponding numbers 3, 37, 67, 97

[queen quail]

variable assigned inside functions are "local" by default, meaning they won't affect the value of variables in any outer scopes

moving your global location declaration to inside the function would be the correct way to make it global

i.e. py def optionmenu_callback(event): global location location = 3 ...

[white terrace]

hey thanks for clearing that up, here's what i'm trying to do:

class 1

def something()

a = b / location

class gui

def render

optionmenu here

then i want the location in def something to be changing acording to the class gui optionmenu

if that makes any sense

[dim sand]

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