When changing the attributes of cells (font, bg Color, etc) in an
custom wxGrid-derived class, the cell's "Overflow" flag keeps getting reset
to
'True'. However, calls to SetCellOverflow() are not doing anything
and seem to be ignored. Do I have to override the function, since I'm
using a call inherited from wxGrid and not a wxGrid itself? If so,
how do I do that when the functionality is buried in the precompiled
gridc.pyd? I've been banging my head against this thing for hours....
When changing the attributes of cells (font, bg Color, etc) in an
custom wxGrid-derived class, the cell's "Overflow" flag keeps getting reset
to
'True'. However, calls to SetCellOverflow() are not doing anything
and seem to be ignored. Do I have to override the function, since I'm
using a call inherited from wxGrid and not a wxGrid itself? If so,
how do I do that when the functionality is buried in the precompiled
gridc.pyd? I've been banging my head against this thing for hours....
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