Hello Everyone,
1) I want to put a checkbox with the text on the left
and the box on the right hand side.
But it doesn't seem to work on Mac OSX: the text remains
on the right...
Is it a known bug or perhaps my config which is involved ?
2) Do you know if a combined staticText and a TextCtrl
already exists (something that would look like a checkbox
but with a textctrl instead of the box) ?
Thanks in advance
Dominique
Hi Dominique,
Hello Everyone,
1) I want to put a checkbox with the text on the left
and the box on the right hand side.
But it doesn't seem to work on Mac OSX: the text remains
on the right...
Is it a known bug or perhaps my config which is involved ?2) Do you know if a combined staticText and a TextCtrl
already exists (something that would look like a checkbox
but with a textctrl instead of the box) ?
I have no idea on the first problem (never used a Mac). I assume you
tried the wx.ALIGN_RIGHT style for the wx.CheckBox.
For the second question, you might try to adapt the code I wrote for
the wxPython Wiki page here:
http://wiki.wxpython.org/CreatingCustomControls
It's really not that hard 
Andrea.
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On 6/26/07, DomDom wrote:
This is a know limitation/bug on OS X. Has been for some time.
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On Jun 26, 2007, at 10:33 AM, DomDom wrote:
1) I want to put a checkbox with the text on the left
and the box on the right hand side.
But it doesn't seem to work on Mac OSX: the text remains
on the right...
DomDom wrote:
Hello Everyone,
1) I want to put a checkbox with the text on the left
and the box on the right hand side.
But it doesn't seem to work on Mac OSX: the text remains on the right...
Is it a known bug or perhaps my config which is involved ?
The native widget does not support this feature.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
I have a wx.App that's running in MainLoop(). The user hits
CTRL-C/CTRL-BREAK in the console window (on Windows). I want to catch
that event and run some cleanup code before exiting. Nothing I can find
will allow me to know that CTRL-C happened so I can run my cleanup - the
python proces just ends immediately.
I've tried using the atexit() function, and fiddling with
signal.signal(signal.SIGBREAK, signal.default_int_handler), both of
which work quite nicely outside of wx-enabled python apps. Sadly,
neither works for apps in wx-land.
So, anyone got any ideas?
Thanks,
Matt Drew
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Solution 1:
try:
App.MainLoop()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
App.CleanUp()
Solution 2:
Don't use a console window, so they can't hit ^C in
it.
Gre7g
--- "Drew, Matt" <Matt.Drew@arraybiopharma.com> wrote:
I have a wx.App that's running in MainLoop(). The
user hits
CTRL-C/CTRL-BREAK in the console window (on
Windows). I want to catch
that event and run some cleanup code before exiting.
Nothing I can find
will allow me to know that CTRL-C happened so I can
run my cleanup - the
python proces just ends immediately.I've tried using the atexit() function, and fiddling
with
signal.signal(signal.SIGBREAK,
signal.default_int_handler), both of
which work quite nicely outside of wx-enabled python
apps. Sadly,
neither works for apps in wx-land.So, anyone got any ideas?
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signal.signal should work if you pass clearSigInt=False to your wxApp
constructor.
On 6/26/07, Drew, Matt <Matt.Drew@arraybiopharma.com> wrote:
I have a wx.App that's running in MainLoop(). The user hits
CTRL-C/CTRL-BREAK in the console window (on Windows). I want to catch
that event and run some cleanup code before exiting. Nothing I can find
will allow me to know that CTRL-C happened so I can run my cleanup - the
python proces just ends immediately.I've tried using the atexit() function, and fiddling with
signal.signal(signal.SIGBREAK, signal.default_int_handler), both of
which work quite nicely outside of wx-enabled python apps. Sadly,
neither works for apps in wx-land.So, anyone got any ideas?
Also, note that ctrl-c is SIGINT, not SIGBREAK
On 6/26/07, Chris Mellon <arkanes@gmail.com> wrote:
On 6/26/07, Drew, Matt <Matt.Drew@arraybiopharma.com> wrote:
> I have a wx.App that's running in MainLoop(). The user hits
> CTRL-C/CTRL-BREAK in the console window (on Windows). I want to catch
> that event and run some cleanup code before exiting. Nothing I can find
> will allow me to know that CTRL-C happened so I can run my cleanup - the
> python proces just ends immediately.
>
> I've tried using the atexit() function, and fiddling with
> signal.signal(signal.SIGBREAK, signal.default_int_handler), both of
> which work quite nicely outside of wx-enabled python apps. Sadly,
> neither works for apps in wx-land.
>
> So, anyone got any ideas?
>signal.signal should work if you pass clearSigInt=False to your wxApp
constructor.
Gre7g Luterman wrote:
Solution 2:
Don't use a console window, so they can't hit ^C in
it.
That's my vote. Handling signals in the console window from the GUI app has always been problematic, and success varies widely across platforms.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
Robin Dunn <robin <at> alldunn.com> writes:
DomDom wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> 1) I want to put a checkbox with the text on the left
> and the box on the right hand side.
> But it doesn't seem to work on Mac OSX: the text remains
> on the right...
> Is it a known bug or perhaps my config which is involved ?The native widget does not support this feature.
That's what I thought.
Thanks for the answers.
Andrea, Writing a new widget doesn't seem impossible when reading your (great)
tutorial.
Not impossible doesn't means easy... for someone like me with only a basic
knowledge of python and wxpython.
I'll try when I have more time and post the code, to get your critics.
As a first try, I'll combine the statictext and the textctrl.
I have to think how.
All, Thanks so much for your answers which help me improve
Dominique