Perhaps this is best asked on the wxPython mailing list, but I thought I\'d ask here first to see if it is a known issue (I couldn\'t find anything about it via google).
I got a problem with my collapsible pane. The expand/collapse functionality works. But I can not click on my expanded buttons or textfields. The pane shows my content but it is not clickable.
We are finally migrating our old workstations with Xubuntu 9.04 to Xubuntu 10.04, and in the process we\'re testing our in-house wxPython
I use a GridBagSizer with several cells containing a StaticTextCtrl. Some of these texts need to be changed depending on user behaviour. So I need to update the GUI when a change is made.
I want to render a rectangle within an axes in matplotlib.The axes is the unit square with the origin at the bottom left corner.For the case where the rectangle is the same size as the axes - I want t
Currently I program a GUI application with wxPython. Now I want create a STOP-Button which will stop the current python command/request/task.
I am trying to underline some specific words in single line wx.textctrl. I\'m doing it by calculating position of a word in the control using GetTextExtent and drawing lines using wx.ClintDC.
I\'ve noticed that standard dialogs some CANCEL and OK buttons in different order under Windows and under Linux. Under Linux, you get "[CANCEL] [OK]", and under Windows, "[OK] [CANCEL]&
In the ListCtrl widget, when a wx.EVT_LI开发者_运维技巧ST_ITEM_ACTIVATED event is processed in a callback function...
I\'m trying to make a wxpython window (only a window in the sense that it\'s a window object).. that fills the entire screen and is completely invisible. I then want to allow the user to click and dra