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Hello everybody,

I'm quite new to wxPyhton, and there is something I find rather strange. In the wxPython api (http://www.wxpython.org/docs/api/), there are the libraries as wx.lib, wx.gizmos, etc. But where are the 'special' classes like wx.gizmos.TreeListCtrl in the wxWindows api? couldn't find it in the wxWidgets 2.6.2 manual. Does anybody know (stupid question ;-)) how this is structured on the wxWindows side?

Thanks a lot
Regards,
antoine

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Hi Antoine,

Some classes are implemented in pure python with no C++ counterparts, this is why you will not find them in the wxwidgets documentation.

Peter.

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On 2/19/06, Antoine De Groote antoine@vo.lu wrote:

Hello everybody,

I’m quite new to wxPyhton, and there is something I find rather strange.
In the wxPython api (http://www.wxpython.org/docs/api/), there are the

libraries as wx.lib, wx.gizmos, etc. But where are the ‘special’ classes
like wx.gizmos.TreeListCtrl in the wxWindows api? couldn’t find it in
the wxWidgets 2.6.2 manual. Does anybody know (stupid question ;-)) how

this is structured on the wxWindows side?

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Peter Damoc wrote:

    Hello everybody,

    I'm quite new to wxPyhton, and there is something I find rather strange.
    In the wxPython api (wxPython API Documentation — wxPython Phoenix 4.2.2 documentation), there are the
    libraries as wx.lib, wx.gizmos, etc. But where are the 'special' classes
    like wx.gizmos.TreeListCtrl in the wxWindows api? couldn't find it in
    the wxWidgets 2.6.2 manual. Does anybody know (stupid question ;-)) how
    this is structured on the wxWindows side?

Hi Antoine,

Some classes are implemented in pure python with no C++ counterparts, this is why you will not find them in the wxwidgets documentation.

And others, like wx.gizmos.* are wrapped C++ classes, but are not part of the core wxWidgets library.

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On 2/19/06, *Antoine De Groote* <antoine@vo.lu <mailto:antoine@vo.lu>> > wrote:

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