This problem can be seen in the Toolbar demo, using wxPython 2.8.1.1 and 2.8.3.0 on OS X 10.4 using the universal binary.
Run the toolbar demo, and then resize the form. As you resize it horizontally, the controls (as opposed to the simple buttons) will shrink in size until they reach minimum.
Can anyone else confirm this?
It does not happen on either of my Macs (10.3 PPC and 10.4 Intel.) Tested with wxPython 2.8.3.0 from the installer.
Interesting. I just installed 2.8.3.0 from the installer this morning, on my Intel PowerBook with OS X 10.4.9.
Not sure it matters, but just in case I'm using Python 2.5 and the unicode versions of wxPython.
This problem can be seen in the Toolbar demo, using wxPython 2.8.1.1 and 2.8.3.0 on OS X 10.4 using the universal binary.
Run the toolbar demo, and then resize the form. As you resize it horizontally, the controls (as opposed to the simple buttons) will shrink in size until they reach minimum.
Can anyone else confirm this?
It does not happen on either of my Macs (10.3 PPC and 10.4 Intel.) Tested with wxPython 2.8.3.0 from the installer.
Interesting. I just installed 2.8.3.0 from the installer this morning, on my Intel PowerBook with OS X 10.4.9.
Not sure it matters, but just in case I'm using Python 2.5 and the unicode versions of wxPython.
Same here.
It is disconcerting that it doesn't happen on your Macs, but then again it would seem to indicate some sort of system preference could be at work here to account for the difference. Any ideas?
I can't think of anything. Do you have any 3rd party software installed that alters or enhances the UI?
I just discovered that I hadn't yet updated my mac to 10.4.9, but was still on 10.4.8. I did the update and now I am seeing the problem too.
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It is disconcerting that it doesn't happen on your Macs, but then again it would seem to indicate some sort of system preference could be at work here to account for the difference. Any ideas?
I can't think of anything. Do you have any 3rd party software installed that alters or enhances the UI?
I know I don't, and I see the problem. Just weird.
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This problem can be seen in the Toolbar demo, using wxPython 2.8.1.1 and 2.8.3.0 on OS X 10.4 using the universal binary.
Run the toolbar demo, and then resize the form. As you resize it horizontally, the controls (as opposed to the simple buttons) will shrink in size until they reach minimum.
Can anyone else confirm this?
It does not happen on either of my Macs (10.3 PPC and 10.4 Intel.) Tested with wxPython 2.8.3.0 from the installer.
Interesting. I just installed 2.8.3.0 from the installer this morning, on my Intel PowerBook with OS X 10.4.9.
Not sure it matters, but just in case I'm using Python 2.5 and the unicode versions of wxPython.
Same here.
It is disconcerting that it doesn't happen on your Macs, but then again it would seem to indicate some sort of system preference could be at work here to account for the difference. Any ideas?
I can't think of anything. Do you have any 3rd party software installed that alters or enhances the UI?
I just discovered that I hadn't yet updated my mac to 10.4.9, but was still on 10.4.8. I did the update and now I am seeing the problem too.
Cool! I upgraded both Macs to 10.4.9 almost immediately, which explains why I didn't notice. So, do you think this is something to submit to Apple rather than wxWidgets?
Sorry, the code line below should be read with a wx.HSCROLL.
style = (wx.TE_MULTILINE | wx.TE_READONLY |wx.TE_RICH2 | wx.TE_DONTWRAP | wx.HSCROLL)
Paulo
Paulo Nuin wrote:
Hi everyone
I am having trouble to set wx.VSCROLL on a wx.TextCtrl in Mac OSX. I am using this line to set the style