python tkinter reference in comboboxes created in for loop

You can have your Application keep a dict object (or a list, but then the implementation is highly index-dependent), store your boxes in the dict with i as the key:

class Application(Frame):    def __init__(self, master):        Frame.__init__(self, master, relief="sunken", border=1)        # Various initialization code here        self.box_dict = {}    def create_widgets(self):        for i in range(9):            box = ttk.Combobox(self, state="readonly")            # Do various things with your box object here            self.box_dict[i] = box            # Only complication is registering the callback            box.bind("<<ComboboxSelected>>",                         lambda event, i=i: self.change_icon(event, i))    def change_icon(self, event, i):        self.var_Selected = self.box_dict[i].current()        print "The user selected value now is:"        print self.var_Selected

Then access the boxes via self.box_dict[0] etc.

Edit I made updates to the bind and change_icon method to have each box send its index number to change_icon when event is triggered.Edit2 Changed implementation to use dict instead of list, which seems more robust.