action on resize main window ?

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hello,

I've the following situation

Frame
   >___ SplitterWindow
             >____ Editor

Now I want to resize the Editor, so it always fits into a certain part of the SplitterWindow.

So I catch the Splitter changing, which works perfect

    self.Bind(wx.EVT_SPLITTER_SASH_POS_CHANGED, self.OnSplitter)
  def OnSplitter (self, event):
    ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
    w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
    self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )

Now I also want to catch the resize of the total window (Frame), by

    self.Bind ( wx.EVT_SIZE, self.OnResize )
  def OnResize (self, event):
    ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
    w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
    self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )

But then the automatic resizing of the SplitterWindow is lost.

So probably I'm overloading the OnResize event,
and I should do something like (what in Delphi is called) "inherited" the orginal action on resize.

Is there something like "inherited" ?
Is there a better (simple) way to achieve the same ?

thanks,
Stef Mientki

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Stef Mientki wrote:

hello,

I've the following situation

Frame
  >___ SplitterWindow
            >____ Editor

Now I want to resize the Editor, so it always fits into a certain part
of the SplitterWindow.

So I catch the Splitter changing, which works perfect

   self.Bind(wx.EVT_SPLITTER_SASH_POS_CHANGED, self.OnSplitter)
def OnSplitter (self, event):
   ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
   w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
   self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )

Now I also want to catch the resize of the total window (Frame), by

   self.Bind ( wx.EVT_SIZE, self.OnResize )
def OnResize (self, event):
   ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
   w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
   self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )

But then the automatic resizing of the SplitterWindow is lost.

This sounds like putting 'event.Skip()' somewhere in your event handler should help.

Christian

3

Christian K wrote:

Stef Mientki wrote:
  

hello,

I've the following situation

Frame
  >___ SplitterWindow
            >____ Editor

Now I want to resize the Editor, so it always fits into a certain part
of the SplitterWindow.

So I catch the Splitter changing, which works perfect

   self.Bind(wx.EVT_SPLITTER_SASH_POS_CHANGED, self.OnSplitter)
def OnSplitter (self, event):
   ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
   w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
   self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )

Now I also want to catch the resize of the total window (Frame), by

   self.Bind ( wx.EVT_SIZE, self.OnResize )
def OnResize (self, event):
   ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
   w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
   self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )

But then the automatic resizing of the SplitterWindow is lost.
    
This sounds like putting 'event.Skip()' somewhere in your event handler should help.
  

thanks Cristian,
but it just gave compiler errors :frowning:

I tried to insert the skip event in the Resize Handler,

    event.skip()
AttributeError: 'SizeEvent' object has no attribute 'skip'

I assume also that I've to do the skip only in certain cases,
am I right ?

cheers,
Stef Mientki

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Christian

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Hi Stef,

Christian K wrote:
> Stef Mientki wrote:
>
>> hello,
>>
>> I've the following situation
>>
>> Frame
>> >___ SplitterWindow
>> >____ Editor
>>
>> Now I want to resize the Editor, so it always fits into a certain part
>> of the SplitterWindow.
>>
>> So I catch the Splitter changing, which works perfect
>>
>> self.Bind(wx.EVT_SPLITTER_SASH_POS_CHANGED, self.OnSplitter)
>> def OnSplitter (self, event):
>> ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
>> w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
>> self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )
>>
>> Now I also want to catch the resize of the total window (Frame), by
>>
>> self.Bind ( wx.EVT_SIZE, self.OnResize )
>> def OnResize (self, event):
>> ( w, h ) = self.Splitter.GetClientSize()
>> w = self.Splitter.GetSashPosition()
>> self.Code_Editor.SetClientSizeWH ( w - 22, h - bh - 23 )
>>
>> But then the automatic resizing of the SplitterWindow is lost.
>>
>
> This sounds like putting 'event.Skip()' somewhere in your event handler should help.
>
thanks Cristian,
but it just gave compiler errors :frowning:

I tried to insert the skip event in the Resize Handler,

   event.skip()
AttributeError: 'SizeEvent' object has no attribute 'skip'

I assume also that I've to do the skip only in certain cases,
am I right ?

I believe you are missing the capital "S" in front of "Skip()". It should be:

event.Skip()

and not:

event.skip()

:smiley: :smiley:

Andrea.

"Imagination Is The Only Weapon In The War Against Reality."
http://xoomer.virgilio.it/infinity77/

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On 6/3/07, Stef Mientki wrote:

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I believe you are missing the capital "S" in front of "Skip()". It should be:

event.Skip()

and not:

event.skip()

:smiley: :smiley:

Andrea.

thanks Andrea,
that was indeed the problem,
now it works.

The obvious is often so far away :wink:

cheers,
Stef