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\nTkinter button binding, access multiple widgets
\nI've created an interface with two Entry widgets and two buttons, that (on_button_click_1) prints text in Entry. I want to bind the buttons to the widgets so that when I click button 1 it prints to Entry1, and when I click button 2 it prints to Entry2. But the code below doesn't work and instead prints the message to the widgets rather than printing to the entry box. I've taken a few stabs at setting up a function and passing widgets to it but it doesn't really make sense because I want to be able to change the input boxes.\nEDIT: The on_button_click_1 is a function that looks at the state of each entry in order to update the text. I've done the same with buttons and it works as expected.\nI have two issues.
\nThe text appears in the text boxes instead of in the Entry widgets.\nWhen I try to bind the Buttons to individual widgets, they print to each entry instead of to the respective entry boxes.
\nI think I'm close to my solution but getting stuck when my code tries to print.\nfrom Tkinter import *
\ndef on_button_click_1(event):\n print(\"CLICKED\")
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