I am trying to generate a bunch of variables from a list, which will be called from another function.
If I create them separately(as in the commented part of the code), everything is working fine(by fine, I mean, I can access the date using get_data function listed below). But, when I am using the loop, the get_data is giving error:
File "main.py", line 97, in get_data
dAu = self.Author.get_text()
AttributeError: 'MyWindow' object has no attribute 'Author'
So, it is obvious that inside the loop, EDITI am expecting, for field[0],
self.field = self.field[0]=self.Author
but this is not the case.EDIT COMPLETE
self.field != self.Author
as I wished. How can I get that?
The code in question is:
# Generate the Entry fields
self.notebook = Gtk.Notebook()
# self.LAuthor = Gtk.Label("Author")
# self.EAuthor = Gtk.Entry()
# self.page = Gtk.Grid()
# self.page.attach(self.LAuthor, 0, 0, 2, 1)
# self.page.attach_next_to(self.EAuthor, self.LAuthor, Gtk.PositionType.RIGHT, 1, 1)
# self.notebook.append_page(self.page, Gtk.Label("Trial"))
xpos = 0
minf = 0
fields = ["Author", "Year", "Journal", "Title", "Publisher", "Page",
"Address", "Annote", " Booktitle", "Chapter", "Crossred",
"Edition", "Editor", "HowPublished", "Institution", "Month",
"Note", "Number", "Organization", "Pages", "Publishers",
"School", "Series", "Type"]
Tabs = ["Essential", "Publishers", "Extra I", "Extra II"]
for note in range(int(len(fields)/6)):
ypos = 0
self.npage = "page"+str(note)
self.npage = Gtk.Grid()
self.npage.set_border_width(10)
maxf = minf+6
for field in fields[minf:maxf]:
print(field)
self.lfield = "L" + field
self.lfield = Gtk.Label(field)
self.field = Gtk.Entry()
self.field.set_placeholder_text(field)
self.npage.attach(self.lfield, xpos, ypos, 2, 1)
self.npage.attach_next_to(self.field, self.lfield,
Gtk.PositionType.RIGHT, 1, 1)
ypos += 1
self.notebook.append_page(self.npage, Gtk.Label(Tabs[note]))
minf = maxf
And the get_data
function is just:
def get_data(self, widget):
dAu = self.Author.get_text()
print(dAu)
Kindly help.
Use dictionary - for example:
self.all_fields = dict()
field = "Author"
self.all_fields[field] = ...
# self.all_fields["Author"] = ...
and then you can use
def get_data(self, widget):
dAu = self.all_fields["Author"].get_text()
print(dAu)