ObjectListView A much easier to use wx.ListCtrl
What's new in version 1.1
···
-------------------------
The big improvement in this version is GroupListView - a ListCtrl that
support collecting rows into collapsible groups. You can see an example and
a description of how to use it here:
http://objectlistview.sourceforge.net/python/groupListView.html.
Other improvements in this version:
* Can copy a text version (and, under Windows, a HTML version too) of the
selected rows to the clipboard. By default, this is bound to Ctrl-C.
* Headers can now have their own images
* Search-by-typing now works reliable on all platforms
* Much better behaviour under Linux (and hopefully Mac too)
* The required quota of other small bug fixes
What is ObjectListView?
-----------------------
ObjectListView is a wrapper around the wx.ListCtrl that makes the list
control easier to use. It also provides some useful extra functionality. It
provides the following features:
* Automatically transforms a collection of model objects into a fully
functional wx.ListCtrl.
* Automatically sorts rows.
* Easily edits the cell values.
* Supports all ListCtrl views (report, list, large and small icons).
* Columns can be fixed-width, have a minimum and/or maximum width, or be
space-filling.
* Displays a "list is empty" message when the list is empty (obviously).
* Supports checkboxes in any column
* Supports alternate rows background colors.
* Supports custom formatting of rows.
* Supports searching (by typing) on any column, even on massive lists.
* Supports custom sorting
* The FastObjectListView version can build a list of 10,000 objects in less
than 0.1 seconds.
* The VirtualObjectListView version supports millions of rows through
ListCtrl's virtual mode.
* The GroupListView version supports arranging rows into collapsible groups.
It is available from PyPi or from its website,
http://objectlistview.sourceforge.net/python. Even if you download from
PyPi, the website is still worth looking at it has lots of useful
information (thanks to the Sphinx team for their great tool).
All feedback, suggested improvements and even bug reports are welcome.
Regards,
Phillip
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Phillip Piper www.bigfoot.com/~phillip_piper phillip_piper@bigfoot.com
A man's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions