python tkinter button multiple commands

1button = Button(root, text="test", command=lambda:[funct1(),funct2()])

1all_commands = lamba: [func1(), func2()]
2
3button = Button(window, text="This is a button", command=all_commands)

1 pythonCopytry:
2    import Tkinter as tk
3except:
4    import tkinter as tk
5    
6
7class Test():
8   def __init__(self):
9       self.root = tk.Tk()
10       self.root.geometry('200x100')
11       self.button = tk.Button(self.root,
12                          text = 'Click Me',
13                          command = self.combineFunc(self.funcA, self.funcB, self.funcC))
14       self.button.pack()
15
16       self.labelA = tk.Label(self.root, text="A")
17       self.labelB = tk.Label(self.root, text="B")
18       self.labelC = tk.Label(self.root, text="C")
19
20       self.labelA.pack()
21       self.labelB.pack()
22       self.labelC.pack()
23       
24       self.root.mainloop()
25
26   def combineFunc(self, *funcs):
27       def combinedFunc(*args, **kwargs):
28            for f in funcs:
29                f(*args, **kwargs)
30       return combinedFunc
31
32   def funcA(self):
33       self.labelA["text"] = "A responds"
34
35   def funcB(self):
36       self.labelB["text"] = "B responds"
37
38   def funcC(self):
39       self.labelC["text"] = "C responds"
40       
41app = Test()
42

1 pythonCopy   def combineFunc(self, *funcs):
2       def combinedFunc(*args, **kwargs):
3            for f in funcs:
4                f(*args, **kwargs)
5       return combinedFunc
6

1 pythonCopyfor f in funcs:
2                f(*args, **kwargs)
3