Tkinter idioms (was: Some basic questions about Tkinter (probably v easy for experts!))

[Cameron Laird]

In article <ADBg6.13592$AH6.2042423 at newsc.telia.net>,
Fredrik Lundh <fredrik at effbot.org> wrote:
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>not directly -- there's something called lambdas (in Python, not
>in Tkinter), but it's usually better to use a plain function:
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>    def myfunc():
>        otherfunc(1, 2, 3)
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>    b = Button(master, command=myfunc)
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>Cheers /F
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Tell me if this is pertinent--I find myself writing a
lot of formulaic lambdas in my Tkinter compositions.
Example:  a Button command has a no-arg signature, but
when I want to gang some other binding to the same com-
mand, I have to write a trivial lambda to ignore the
supplied event.  Is there something I'm missing?
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