I'm creating a Gui with Tkinter with a lot of Entry widgets. However, I don't like the fact of clicking on Tab button to go from one entry to another. I would like it to be the Enter key that does this. Is there a function to make it happen ?? here is the list of all entries:
```python
entries = [self.entMath1, self.entMath2, self.entFran1,
self.entFran2, self.entSvt1, self.entSvt2, self.entEps1,
self.entEps2, self.entHg1, self.entHg2, self.entPc1,
self.entPc2, self.entAng1, self.entAng2, self.entPhi1,
self.entPhi2, self.entM1, self.entM2, self.entM3,
self.entM4]
for i in range(len(entries_1) - 1):
entries_1[i].bind("<Return>", lambda e: entries_1[i].focus_set())
```
all these entries are placed with place()
method.
You can bind the <Return>
key event on the Entry
widget. Then in the bind callback, get the next widget in the focus order by .tk_focusNext()
and move focus to this widget:
import tkinter as tk
root = tk.Tk()
for i in range(10):
e = tk.Entry(root)
e.grid(row=0, column=i)
e.bind('<Return>', lambda e: e.widget.tk_focusNext().focus_set())
root.mainloop()