Here is a list of some AUI issues when Andrea or someone else can get
to them.
1. If a toolbar is made to float and then closed with the close
button, AUI will crash. The exception is caused by a miss-named
variable in line 3047 of framemanager.py. "pane" should be
"self._pane_window."
2. With the above fixed, when a toolbar is closed and then reopened
with "Default Startup" perspective (in the AUI Demo), the toolbar will
not have a gripper and cannot be moved.
4. Active Panes are not available in floating windows unless this line
is added to the__init__ method of the AuiFloatingFrame class in
framemanager.py,
self._mgr.SetAGWFlags(owner_mgr.GetAGWFlags())
5. With above added floating windows will show an active caption when
receiving focus but will not show a normal caption when loosing focus.
Which platform, python version and wxPython version? I think the
latest AGW stuff is in 2.8.11.0, but checking out the SVN version and
comparing the two might be helpful for you.
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On Jul 10, 3:12 pm, tsmorton <t...@preservedwords.com> wrote:
Here is a list of some AUI issues when Andrea or someone else can get
to them.
1. If a toolbar is made to float and then closed with the close
button, AUI will crash. The exception is caused by a miss-named
variable in line 3047 of framemanager.py. "pane" should be
"self._pane_window."
2. With the above fixed, when a toolbar is closed and then reopened
with "Default Startup" perspective (in the AUI Demo), the toolbar will
not have a gripper and cannot be moved.
4. Active Panes are not available in floating windows unless this line
is added to the__init__ method of the AuiFloatingFrame class in
framemanager.py,
self._mgr.SetAGWFlags(owner_mgr.GetAGWFlags())
5. With above added floating windows will show an active caption when
receiving focus but will not show a normal caption when loosing focus.
Please create tickets for these at trac.wxwidgets.org with the component set to AGW.
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On 7/10/10 1:12 PM, tsmorton wrote:
Here is a list of some AUI issues when Andrea or someone else can get
to them.
1. If a toolbar is made to float and then closed with the close
button, AUI will crash. The exception is caused by a miss-named
variable in line 3047 of framemanager.py. "pane" should be
"self._pane_window."
2. With the above fixed, when a toolbar is closed and then reopened
with "Default Startup" perspective (in the AUI Demo), the toolbar will
not have a gripper and cannot be moved.
4. Active Panes are not available in floating windows unless this line
is added to the__init__ method of the AuiFloatingFrame class in
framemanager.py,
self._mgr.SetAGWFlags(owner_mgr.GetAGWFlags())
5. With above added floating windows will show an active caption when
receiving focus but will not show a normal caption when loosing focus.
This is from the latest edition, 2.8.11 (Windows XP-7, Python 2.5).
Compared AUI with current SVN and there is no difference.
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On Jul 12, 12:11 pm, Mike Driscoll <kyoso...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Jul 10, 3:12 pm, tsmorton <t...@preservedwords.com> wrote:
> Here is a list of some AUI issues when Andrea or someone else can get
> to them.
> 1. If a toolbar is made to float and then closed with the close
> button, AUI will crash. The exception is caused by a miss-named
> variable in line 3047 of framemanager.py. "pane" should be
> "self._pane_window."
> 2. With the above fixed, when a toolbar is closed and then reopened
> with "Default Startup" perspective (in the AUI Demo), the toolbar will
> not have a gripper and cannot be moved.
> 4. Active Panes are not available in floating windows unless this line
> is added to the__init__ method of the AuiFloatingFrame class in
> framemanager.py,
> self._mgr.SetAGWFlags(owner_mgr.GetAGWFlags())
> 5. With above added floating windows will show an active caption when
> receiving focus but will not show a normal caption when loosing focus.
> Thanks,
> Tim
Which platform, python version and wxPython version? I think the
latest AGW stuff is in 2.8.11.0, but checking out the SVN version and
comparing the two might be helpful for you.
This is from the latest edition, 2.8.11 (Windows XP-7, Python 2.5).
Compared AUI with current SVN and there is no difference.
> Here is a list of some AUI issues when Andrea or someone else can get
> to them.
> 1. If a toolbar is made to float and then closed with the close
> button, AUI will crash. The exception is caused by a miss-named
> variable in line 3047 of framemanager.py. "pane" should be
> "self._pane_window."
> 2. With the above fixed, when a toolbar is closed and then reopened
> with "Default Startup" perspective (in the AUI Demo), the toolbar will
> not have a gripper and cannot be moved.
> 4. Active Panes are not available in floating windows unless this line
> is added to the__init__ method of the AuiFloatingFrame class in
> framemanager.py,
> self._mgr.SetAGWFlags(owner_mgr.GetAGWFlags())
> 5. With above added floating windows will show an active caption when
> receiving focus but will not show a normal caption when loosing focus.
> Thanks,
> Tim
Which platform, python version and wxPython version? I think the
latest AGW stuff is in 2.8.11.0, but checking out the SVN version and
comparing the two might be helpful for you.
I am aware of most of those issues (and some of them have already been
reported on wxTrac), but please go ahead and create tickets for the
ones missing in wxTrac.
I am still on-shift in Kazakhstan and my time is severely limited, but
I'll try to fix as many bugs as I can when I get back home. Obviously,
if you could work out some patches for the tickets you're (hopefully)
going to raise, it will greatly help me in fixing these problems
without curtailing the time I'll devote to my family.