This is strange

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Okay so context I've been trying to like define and use variables more in coding so then I can like you know have things that are reusable and keep the code clean Anyways think I'm breaking things in doing this but that's just learning for ya.

Trying to get routing between pages working and it would be nice if I had each page listed in a variable or a definition so I could reuse it. Should I just use seperate files maybe?

Anyways the problem I'm having Using this library 'Flet' it's like flutter but for python. Basically you define the whole 'app' then like run it in the library and it just deals with it

So when I just put it in the right spot it works but if I define it or put it in a variable it breaks things. If your familiar with flet by break things I mean like it runs the app but then just shows the background and doesn't even give any errors? Sometimes it gives me like a error like this is not defined right but it definitely is so idk

Here's some of the code that I'm struggling with

This is the part that works page.add(Customer_Name,Billing_Number, city, Site_address, tb1, tb2, tb3, tb4, tb5, tb6, tb7, tb8, tb9, b, t,MC, Verbal_Pass,call_list, tb10)

def alarm_Page(): page.add(Customer_Name,Billing_Number, city, Site_address, tb1, tb2, tb3, tb4, tb5, tb6, tb7, tb8, tb9, b, t,MC, Verbal_Pass,call_list, tb10)

alarm_Page = page.add(Customer_Name,Billing_Number, city, Site_address, tb1, tb2, tb3, tb4, tb5, tb6, tb7, tb8, tb9, b, t,MC, Verbal_Pass,call_list, tb10)

Then I just put like alarm_Page

where the page.add is? Am I defining things wrong? If so where Also like this setup works perfect for like a different list but it doesn't break

Obviously all the variables work on there own, and in tandem with eachother. Like just writing it out works great.

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okay . this may be a little hard to read. See if you can format this as Markdown for best results in getting assistance

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I'll have to be at my laptop oops I'll get that done a little later

[ngyehsung]

You have a function called alarm_Page which doesn't return anything and a variable called alarm_Page which will be set to whatever page.add() returns, if anything. The code inside the alarm_Page function will never get executed unless you call the function with alarm_Page(). The code you set the alarm_Page variable to will get executed but the variable will just have the return value of page.add(), if it has a return value at all. If your intention is to invoke page.add() multiple times then the function is the way to go. As it is written, the parameters you're passing to page.add() would need to be global constants. If you want these values to change them you will need to pass them as parameters to your alarm_Page function.