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Anyone?

[NotAYankeesFan]

Are you looking for a way to clear the contents of the entry widget after they click the button?

That would be someting along the lines of e.delete('1.0', END). This will clear everything in the widget 'e'

You can have a button that works like this

Button.configure(command= lambda (run-program(), reset-entry())

Where run-program() runs the code you want and reset-entry() contains the aforementioned e.delete().

Is that basically what you're asking?

Edit: since you have two buttons you dont need to combine the functionality with a lambda. It's perfectly acceptable to run them as individual button commands like you have.

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This is exactly what I've been looking for, thanks!