I am having trouble passing parameters to function when calling it with button press. One could do it like this in kivy language:
Button:
on_press: root.my_function('btn1')
but I would like to do it in python, as I would like to create a larger number of buttons with a loop. Currently I call my function in python like this:
Button(on_press=self.my_function)
but as I said, if I try to pass a parameter to the function like this, I get an 'AssertionError: None is not callable', like this:
Button(on_press=self.my_function('btn1'))
Button(on_press=self.my_function)
This is passing the function as an argument.
Button(on_press=self.my_function('btn1'))
This is calling the function and passing the returned value as the argument to on_press
. Since the returned value is None, you get your error.
You instead need to pass a new function that calls your normal function and automatically passes the argument. In general, it's convenient to use functools.partial
:
from functools import partial
Button(on_press=partial(self.my_function, 'btn1'))
You can also use a lambda function:
Button(on_press=lambda *args: self.my_function('btn1', *args))
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