I'm developing a python application that models forex derivatives. The intent of the project is to create a GUI that can:
This all functions as intended.
Currently, the GUI uses 6 Tkinter 'entry' widgets and 5 Tkinter 'button' widgets.
'Update' buttons use (their respective) entry fields to generate 'result-sets', which are then saved to.txt files.
'Display' buttons read data in the.txt files, and create visuals using Matplotlib's Animation function.
What I want to do: replace the 'size' entry field with: radio-button / checkbox / slider Tkinter widgets.
For example: Consider a user who wants to model the purchase of 10 forex contracts. Instead of typing 10 into the 'size' field (and clicking update), they mark the 10 radio-button and click 'update'.
What I've attempted and failed to do: I've read a number of Tkinter radio-button / checkbox widget tutorials which have been a waste of time. Honestly, I'm struggling to conceptualize how I can add this functionality.
If applicable, the GUI is formatted by a class.
The best approach imo would be a slider.
slider = tk.Scale(master, from_=0, to=10, orient=HORIZONTAL)
and then later make a function to get that chosen value from slider like:
size = slider.get()
Have a good day.
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