I am editing the custom wxpython frame with a menubar example from the wxPython recipes. What I am having problems with is that when I call, self.Maximize() the window fills the entire screen. How can I get the window to behave like a native one where the frame is sized with the taskbar showing?
well, once you start customizing frames it tends to become a never ending story: I guess the SetMaxSize has to be chosen properly and that will make your frame pretty static, i.e. on Windows 10 the choice of a single or double line task bar may not work anymore (may be that’s why they got rid of it in 11 ???)
Thank you @da-dada@komoto48g@Zig_Zag@Karsten_Hilbert for the hints and help. The main_tb.py posted above is almost there in terms of what I am looking for. But, of course the desktop is still showing on the sides, which I am sure won’t be desirable for users of the application. (Not to mention that I need that extra screen real-estate ) sigh
Any ideas to fix that? It doesn’t appear that adding more to the max size value does anything.