Why doesn\'t this work? for i in [a, b, c]: i.SetBitmap(wx.Bitmap(VarFiles[str(i)])) I get: Traceback (most recent call last):
How do I redirect RuntimeError to log instead of the console? In the code below, the \'Hello\' is printed to console, which is redirected to the wx.TextCtrl. The RuntimeError raised OnClose is printe
I have a very simple GUI that accepts two parameters and then calls three other classes whose names are DigitalFilter(), BeatByBeatVariables(), and GetSummaryOfWholeTest().This is my first time writin
I\'m making a wxpython app that I will compile with the various freezing utility out there to create an executable for multiple platforms.
Currently I have a splash screen in place. However, it does not work as a real splash screen - as it halts the execution of the rest of the code (instead of allowing them to run in the background).
I have input values of x, y, z coordinates in the following format: [-11.235865 5.866001 -4.604924] [-11.262565 5.414276 -4.842384]
HI, guys. I am developing a GUI to configure and call several external programs with Python and I use wxPython for the GUI toolkits. Basically, instead of typing commands and parameters in each shell
all, I want to draw a rectangular or a container with 20 slots inside. it is like a cd container or archive, with empty slot to insert the cd or book. I choose wxPython.
I wouldn\'t have thought this would be so tricky.I\'m trying to get something like this: X | X Where both Xs are ScrolledWindows that will ultimately contain lots of text and \'|\' is a \"splitter\"
Does any开发者_运维技巧one have a very simple example of using a find dialog with a text component in wxpython?
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