AuiNotebook events?

Hi John,

Is there a way to detect that a page in an AuiNotebook has been closed
by clicking on the little 'x'?

Bind the wx.aui.EVT_AUINOTEBOOK_PAGE_CLOSED event.

Cheers, Frank

PS:

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2008/6/19 John Femiani <JOHN.FEMIANI@asu.edu>:

import wx.aui
print [thing for thing in dir(wx.aui) if thing.startswith('EVT')]

Is there a reason why events are not documented under each class in
the reference manual on the web?

For outsiders learning wxpython the import thing is not discoverable.

Best regards,

Christoffer

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On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:40 AM, Frank Niessink <frank@niessink.com> wrote:

Hi John,

2008/6/19 John Femiani <JOHN.FEMIANI@asu.edu>:

Is there a way to detect that a page in an AuiNotebook has been closed
by clicking on the little 'x'?

Bind the wx.aui.EVT_AUINOTEBOOK_PAGE_CLOSED event.

Cheers, Frank

PS:

import wx.aui
print [thing for thing in dir(wx.aui) if thing.startswith('EVT')]

I still can't find where i can download this references manual.
the manual in the demo package of windows was a .chm book about
wxWidgets als a fast introduction manual in wxPython

is it possible to put these files in an archive?

Steven

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On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 09:36 -0700, Robin Dunn wrote:

Christoffer Sørensen wrote:
>
> Is there a reason why events are not documented under each class in
> the reference manual on the web?

That is the goal, but sometimes it doesn't get done. There are close to
2000 pages in the printed version of the manual (last I checked) and
that is a pretty huge job for people to maintain. There is some work
going on in the trunk (2.9/3.0) to make this easier to do.

Steven Roose wrote:

I still can't find where i can download this references manual.
the manual in the demo package of windows was a .chm book about
wxWidgets als a fast introduction manual in wxPython

is it possible to put these files in an archive?

Steven
  
Are you talking about the wxWidgets reference? You can find all that here: Redirecting...

The Linux links are under the heading "Documentation" near the bottom of the page and are in HTML format.

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On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 09:36 -0700, Robin Dunn wrote:
  

Christoffer Sørensen wrote:
    

Is there a reason why events are not documented under each class in
the reference manual on the web?
      

That is the goal, but sometimes it doesn't get done. There are close to 2000 pages in the printed version of the manual (last I checked) and that is a pretty huge job for people to maintain. There is some work going on in the trunk (2.9/3.0) to make this easier to do.

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