So I whant to use this code to call a function on a button press:
botao_ok.bind(on_press=f_adicionar_socios(txt_n_socio.text,txt_nome.text,txt_filho_de.text,txt_filho_e_de.text,txt_data_nas.text,txt_tipo_ID.text,txt_num_ID.text,txt_NIF.text,txt_morada_rua.text,txt_morada_localidade.text,txt_codigo_postal.text,txt_tel_fixo.text,txt_telemovel.text,txt_email.text,txt_tipo_socio.text,txt_data_admicao.text,txt_zona.text,txt_actividade.text,txt_actividade_de.text,txt_actividade_ate.text,txt_observacoes.text))
But to keep it simple, I only need to solve this problem:
#My Function
def teste_(nome):
print nome
#Button
botao_ok.bind(on_press=teste_('Ola'))
# Button is inside a Class MYApp
and it gives the error: AssertionError: None is not callable
Ive tryied everything I tough off and can't solve this... Thank you
When you write teste_('Ola')
the function runs and returns None
So when you write
botao_ok.bind(on_press=teste_('Ola'))
It actually gets set to:
botao_ok.bind(on_press=None)
Which in short is causing your problem.
In order to get it to call teste_('Ola')
When the button is pressed, you could use a lambda function:
botao_ok.bind(on_press=lambda x:teste_('Ola'))
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