Python: removing a TKinter frame

Question

I want to remove a frame from my interface when a specific button is clicked.

This is the invoked callback function

def removeMyself(self):
    del self

However, it doesn't remove itself. I'm probably just deleting the object in python without updating the interface ?

thanks

Update

self.itemFrame = tk.Frame(parent)
self.itemFrame.pack(expand=False, side=tk.TOP)

removeB = tk.Button(self.itemFrame, text="Remove", width=10, command=self.removeIsosurface)

def removeIsosurface(self):
    self.itemFrame.Destroy()

Error message:

AttributeError: Frame instance has no attribute 'Destroy'

Answer 1

To remove, call either frm.pack_forget() or frm.grid_forget() depending on whether the frame was packed or grided.

Then call frm.destroy() if you aren't going to use it again, or hold onto the reference and repack or regrid when you want to show it again.