python 3.3 GUI Programing

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I have this code written for a GUI program. The question is Question 1 – Chapter 14 – Question 6 –

Joe’s Automotive performs the following routine maintenance services:

Oil Change--$26.00
Lube Job--#18.00
Radiator Flush--#30.00
Transmission Flush--$80.00
Inspection--$15.00
Muffler replacement--$100.00
Tire Rotation--$20.00

Write a GUI program with check buttons that allow the user to select any or all of these services. When the user clicks a button the total charges should be displayed. THIS IS MY CODE SO FAR, CAN someone tell me why it doesn't work??

##############################################################################
#
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#               Name: Marc DiFalco
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#               Lab: 13
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#               Description: GUI Lab on instructions
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#          Inputs: Type of job
#          Outputs: Job done and price
#          Variables:CheckVar1,CheckVar2,CheckVar3,CheckVar4,CheckVar5,CheckVar6,
#                    CheckVar7, totalvalue
#
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#
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###############################################################################
#import
from tkinter import *

root=Tk()
root.title("Some GUI")
root.geometry("400x700")
CheckVar1=IntVar()
CheckVar2=IntVar()
CheckVar3=IntVar()
CheckVar4=IntVar()
CheckVar5=IntVar()
CheckVar6=IntVar()
CheckVar7=IntVar()#Set the variables
totalvalue=0

#The user can check off which jobs they would like to purchase

Oil=Checkbutton(root,text="Oil Change 20.00",variable=CheckVar1,onvalue=20\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Lube=Checkbutton(root,text="Lube Job 18.00",variable=CheckVar2,onvalue=18\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
RadiatorFlush=Checkbutton(root,text="Radiator Flush--$30.00",variable=CheckVar3,onvalue=30\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Transmission=Checkbutton(root,text="Transmission Flush--80.00",variable=CheckVar4,onvalue=80\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Inspection=Checkbutton(root,text="Inspection--15.00",variable=CheckVar5,onvalue=15\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Muffler=Checkbutton(root,text="Muffler replacement--100.00",variable=CheckVar6,onvalue=100\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Tire=Checkbutton(root,text="Tire Rotation--20.00",variable=CheckVar7,onvalue=20\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
somebutton=Button(root, text="Total")

#Call each job
Oil.pack()
Lube.pack()
RadiatorFlush.pack()
Transmission.pack()
Inspection.pack()
Muffler.pack()
Tire.pack()
somebutton.pack()


#main loop
root.mainloop()

Can you please explain what do you mean by "it doesn't work"? An error? Unexpected output, perhaps? — aIKid
– aIKid, Commented Dec 5, 2013 at 15:20
yes sorry about that, I can the screen to come up, but it will not then total everything I check off and does not display a total screen — user3070519
– user3070519, Commented Dec 5, 2013 at 15:23
you are doing nothing in somebutton=Button(root, text="Total") — xor
– xor, Commented Dec 5, 2013 at 15:25

score 2 · Accepted Answer · 2013-12-05 15:37:52Z

That's because you never calculate the total. To fix the problem, you need to:

Make a label to hold the total.
Build a function that will get all of the IntVars' values, sum them, and then alter the label's text to display the total.
Bind somebutton to that function.

Below is a fixed version of the script:

from tkinter import *

root=Tk()
root.title("Some GUI")
root.geometry("400x700")
CheckVar1=IntVar()
CheckVar2=IntVar()
CheckVar3=IntVar()
CheckVar4=IntVar()
CheckVar5=IntVar()
CheckVar6=IntVar()
CheckVar7=IntVar()
totalvalue=0


Oil=Checkbutton(root,text="Oil Change 20.00",variable=CheckVar1,onvalue=20\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Lube=Checkbutton(root,text="Lube Job 18.00",variable=CheckVar2,onvalue=18\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
RadiatorFlush=Checkbutton(root,text="Radiator Flush--$30.00",variable=CheckVar3,onvalue=30\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Transmission=Checkbutton(root,text="Transmission Flush--80.00",variable=CheckVar4,onvalue=80\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Inspection=Checkbutton(root,text="Inspection--15.00",variable=CheckVar5,onvalue=15\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Muffler=Checkbutton(root,text="Muffler replacement--100.00",variable=CheckVar6,onvalue=100\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)
Tire=Checkbutton(root,text="Tire Rotation--20.00",variable=CheckVar7,onvalue=20\
                ,offvalue=0,height=5,width=20)

##################################################################
total_lbl = Label(root)
def click():
    total = 0
    for var in (CheckVar1, CheckVar2, CheckVar3, CheckVar4, CheckVar5, CheckVar6, CheckVar7):
        total += var.get()
    total_lbl.config(text="${}.00".format(total))
somebutton=Button(root, text="Total", command=click)
###################################################################

Oil.pack()
Lube.pack()
RadiatorFlush.pack()
Transmission.pack()
Inspection.pack()
Muffler.pack()
Tire.pack()
somebutton.pack()

###############
total_lbl.pack()
###############

root.mainloop()

The stuff I changed is in comment boxes.

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