I am currently working on a calculator and I was coding the C Button (the C button is the button that erases the current operation).
My idea was to make the C Button return all variables used during the operation to their starting state so we can start a new operation after pressing C.
The problem is there is something called StringVar() in Tkinter that I used after reading an answer on StackOverflow. It is used to update the label every time I hit a new Button.
It works but when trying to return it to its normal state when pressing the C button it doesn't work. They are still the same. so how can I reset the StringVar?
Solution: Turns out I didn't assign the global variables used in the function, but any way to reset the stringVar you can just do this: (variable name).set("")
It should be variableName.set("")
s = StringVar()
# here getting textvariable
value = s.get()
print(value) # input value
s.set("") # reset it
Edit: After below comment, I am adding this structure to show how to keep desired item clean
# getting input
sFaculty = StringVar()
combo = ttk.Combobox(tab1, ..., textvariable=sFaculty, ...)
# assing it to function
Button(tab1, text="Insert", command=lambda: guiActions.insertStudent(..., sFaculty, ...))
# process and clean in a function
def insertStudent(..., faculty, ...):
# process here
# cleaning after insert
faculty.set("")