Just curious… I’ve noticed a few improvements when switching from wx2.8.10.1 to wx2.9.4 (and Python 2.5 to Python 2.7) in regards to whether I can sort of “see a widget being drawn” (whether I try Freeze() or not), such as with a custom choice control I have been working on. I can’t tell if it is just drawing it so fast I can’t perceive a visual glitch or if the drawing is not shown at all. I’ve seen a few little improvements like this, or related drawing improvements, but haven’t been really documenting it.
Whatever the answer, this is good. I was just curious about whether Robin could explain what accounts for it.
I don't remember any one change or addition that might be responsible for the improvement you're seeing, probably just a bunch of little things that have all worked together.
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On 9/17/12 5:31 PM, C M wrote:
Just curious... I've noticed a few improvements when switching from
wx2.8.10.1 to wx2.9.4 (and Python 2.5 to Python 2.7) in regards to
whether I can sort of "see a widget being drawn" (whether I try Freeze()
or not), such as with a custom choice control I have been working on. I
can't tell if it is just drawing it so fast I can't perceive a visual
glitch or if the drawing is not shown at all. I've seen a few little
improvements like this, or related drawing improvements, but haven't
been really documenting it.
Whatever the answer, this is good. I was just curious about whether
Robin could explain what accounts for it.