Maybe even Clear() or DeleteWindows(). You can also use the method Detach(), so that you detach an item from the sizer without destroying the item.
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-----Original message-----
From: C M
Sent: 02.08.2013, 05:29
To: wxPython-users@googlegroups.com
Subject: [wxPython-users] flexGridsizer clarification
(wx2.8.10, winXP)
I have a sizer situation like so:
------- MainboxSizer (VERTICAL)
--------MainFlexGridSizer
A B
C D
E [F1 F2]
G H
The letters are widgets, the brackets represent another flexGridSizer
within MainFlexGridSizer.
Question: If I Destroy() widgets E, F1, and F2, should that entire
"row" now functionally disappear from MainFlexGridSizer? So that it
would look like?:
------- MainboxSizer (VERTICAL)
--------MainFlexGridSizer
A B
C D
G H
Because it seems like what I am getting is
------- MainboxSizer (VERTICAL)
--------MainFlexGridSizer
A B
C D
G
H
And that's not what I want. Do I have to explicitly get rid of the
smaller flexGridSizer? I tried Destroy() on it, but I get an
unhandled exception in Boa.
Thanks
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