Not sure why this happens. The carriage return isn't included in the entry, and it seems that any end carriage returns are stripped, so not sure why it doesn't just reset to the top after calling: self.entry.delete('1.0', END). That should delete up to the first line, zeroth position.
Not sure why this happens. The carriage return isn't included in the entry, and it seems that any end carriage returns are stripped, so not sure why it doesn't just reset to the top after calling: self.entry.delete('1.0', END). That should delete up to the first line, zeroth position.