Tkinter Check if StringVar is not empty

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I have a StringVar with Tkinter, I want to check that it is not empty. When I run the following condition, it is accepted while the variable is empty.

    if self.var:
        print(self.var)

The printed variable is PY_VAR1.

    if self.var!= 'PY_VAR1':
        print(self.var)

The printed variable is also PY_VAR1.

How to check that the value of self.var is not equal to PY_VAR1?

When I use get, it doesn't work either

    if self.var.get():
        print(self.var.get())

And when I change the value of self.var, with get (), nothing happens.

self.bouton = ttk.Button(self, text="print var", command=self.printvar)

def printvar(self):
      print(self.var.get())

When I click on the button, the value of self.var is displayed and even when I change the value of self.var (), the new value is displayed. But I want to display the new value of self.var without clicking on the button. I want it to display dynamically.

tkinter python
1 Answers

Try these:

# no.1
if len(string_variable.get()) == 0:
    do_task()

# no.2
'''We use try-except function so we don't get a ValueError if the specified character 
isn't present in the if-condition'''
try:
    if string_variable.index("Any character in a word that needs to be checked"):
        '''If you want to check "PY_Var1", just type('1') or any other character in 
        the if-condition.'''
        do_task()
except:
    do_task()

# If none work, try storing the StringVar in another variable.
new_string_variable = string_variable.get()
if len(new_variable_string) == 0:
    do_task()

# To check if the string variable(StringVar) isn't equal to "any_string".
if (string_variable.get()) != "any_string":
    do_task()

If you still have any problem, feel free to ask any questions!

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