Comments on wxPython 2515

Steven Pang wrote:

Hi,

I am trying out wx.lib.plot on Win98, Python 233. Here are some glitches:
1) The title of SaveFile()'s file dialog should not show ".gif".

Since it doesn't already I assume that you mean that it should. Unfortunatly it can't because the GIF ImageHandler doesn't implement the save functionality.

2) Error saving in .xbm: No image handler for type 7 defined.

Does your app call wx.InitAllImageHandlers?

BTW, the latest versions of py2exe and cx_freeze does not work
for my script now.

more details please.

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Robin Dunn
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Robin Dunn wrote:

Steven Pang wrote:

Hi,

I am trying out wx.lib.plot on Win98, Python 233. Here are some glitches:
1) The title of SaveFile()'s file dialog should not show ".gif".

Since it doesn't already I assume that you mean that it should. Unfortunatly it can't because the GIF ImageHandler doesn't implement the save functionality.

What I mean is ".gif" should be removed from the title of the save file dialog. :slight_smile:

2) Error saving in .xbm: No image handler for type 7 defined.

Does your app call wx.InitAllImageHandlers?

Yes. Maybe .xbm support can removed for Win32 platforms if there is a problem?

Thanks,
Steven.

Steven Pang wrote:

Robin Dunn wrote:

Steven Pang wrote:

Hi,

I am trying out wx.lib.plot on Win98, Python 233. Here are some glitches:
1) The title of SaveFile()'s file dialog should not show ".gif".

Since it doesn't already I assume that you mean that it should. Unfortunatly it can't because the GIF ImageHandler doesn't implement the save functionality.

What I mean is ".gif" should be removed from the title of the save file dialog. :slight_smile:

Ah, ok.

2) Error saving in .xbm: No image handler for type 7 defined.

Does your app call wx.InitAllImageHandlers?

Yes. Maybe .xbm support can removed for Win32 platforms if there is a problem?

Yep.

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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!