I am trying to click a tkinter button to open up a new tkinter window to execute a script within it all the way up to the end with a scroll bar if necessary. However, I have only succeeded this far in getting it to run in multitude of ways in a linux window and not within a tkinter window. Can someone help me with redirecting the output of this script into the toplevel window?
self.button_run = Button(self, text="RUN", width=16, command=self.callpy)
self.button_run.grid(row=25, column=0, columnspan=2, sticky=(W + E + N + S))
def run_robbot(self):
new = Toplevel(self)
new.geometry('500x200')
label = Message(new, textvariable=self.callpy, relief=RAISED)
label.pack()
def callpy(self):
pyprog = 'check_asim.robot'
call(['robot', pyprog])
In the snippet above, if I pass callpy to command in Button it runs the robot script in a linux window. If I replace it to call run_robbot which is what I want and expect, it just pops up a new window with a Message Box without running the same script passed to textvariable. I have tried Enter in place of Message Box as well.
I want callpy to be executed in Toplevel tkinter window at the click of the button. How do I do it? Any tkinter operator is fine as long as it confines to the tkinter window.