If you want your variables to be visible within the scope of your class functions, pass self into every class function and use your class variables as self.var
such as this:
class Gui():
var = None
def refreshStats(self, args):
print(str(self.var))
clas = Gui()
clas.refreshStats()
If you want to use this as an instance variable (only for this instance of the class) as opposed to a class variable (shared across all instances of the class) you should be declaring it in the __init__
function:
class Gui():
def __init__(self):
self.var = None
def refreshStats(self, args):
print(str(self.var))
clas = Gui()
clas.refreshStats()