frame inside of frame (new to wxPython)

wxPython Users
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I am just switching from very newbie use of Tkinter to
using wxPython. I have grabbed some sample code and am
trying to get my feet wet. I am fine with putting
buttons or labels inside a frame, but is there anyone
who can point me to a relatively simple example of
putting a couple of frames within a larger frame and
then putting a widget into those smaller frames? I
can't seem to find a clear example.

--vicki

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See the various MDI (multi-document interface) classes/demos. e.g. MDIParentFrame, MDIChildFrame...

HTH,
Mike

vicki@stanfield.net wrote:

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I am just switching from very newbie use of Tkinter to
using wxPython. I have grabbed some sample code and am
trying to get my feet wet. I am fine with putting
buttons or labels inside a frame, but is there anyone
who can point me to a relatively simple example of
putting a couple of frames within a larger frame and
then putting a widget into those smaller frames? I
can't seem to find a clear example.

--vicki

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3

In wxPython the term "frame" means a top-level window, and you
probably mean a wxPanel when you say frame. In any case, have you
tried the following resources:

http://tinyurl.com/9oqq (wiki: Getting Started 7.1.1 layout)
http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/How_20to_20Learn_20wxPython
http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/RecipesControls

and, of course, the wxPython demo app?

Regards,

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--- vicki@stanfield.net wrote:

I am just switching from very newbie use of Tkinter to
using wxPython. I have grabbed some sample code and am
trying to get my feet wet. I am fine with putting
buttons or labels inside a frame, but is there anyone
who can point me to a relatively simple example of
putting a couple of frames within a larger frame and
then putting a widget into those smaller frames? I
can't seem to find a clear example.

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Donnal Walter
Arkansas Children's Hospital