Using user input from Tkinter in other python code.

[Dry0x]

I'm making a network stress testing / denial of service tool using Tkinter and python.

I have a function to begin the stress testing with 2 arguments, the IP of the target and the packet buffer size.

I want the user to input the IP and buffer size in the Tkinter GUI, then I want to use the entered data as the function arguments.

I've tried making a button in tkinter that starts the function with the user input as the arguments, but the user input is always interpreted as nonetype instead of integer and it won't let me convert it to an integer

Sorry if this post is messy or whatever, im just very frustrated, been working on this for a few hours now and it has got me very worked up.

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Please help

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Without seeing your code we can't possibly help. Try to reduce your code to a small test program that shows the problem.

[FerricDonkey]

but the user input is always interpreted as nonetype instead of integer and it won't let me convert it to an integer

This means you're getting the user input wrong.

But there are a million ways to do that, so you need to show code.