Example in tutorial raises error
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Describe the bug
Trying to concatenate a string with event_data.widget with the + operator, as in the example:
print("widget clicked = " + event_data.widget)
raises the error:
print("widget clicked = " + event_data.widget)
TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "App") to str
To Reproduce
- Go to https://lawsie.github.io/guizero/events/'
- Implement the following example (for example with widget = App() ) from the page:
from guizero import App
def clicked(event_data):
print("widget clicked = " + event_data.widget)
print("mouse position = " + event_data.x + "." + event_data.y)
app = App()
app.when_clicked = clicked
app.display()
- See error
Expected behavior
The output:
widget clicked = [App] object
mouse position = 26 . 35
System information:
- OS: Windows 10]
- guizero version: 1.4.0
Additional context
Replacing '+' with ',' ('plus' with 'comma') solves the problem, like so:
from guizero import App
def clicked(event_data):
print("widget clicked = " , event_data.widget)
print("mouse position = " , event_data.x , "." , event_data.y)
app = App()
app.when_clicked = clicked
app.display()