Vaclav checked in a couple fug fixes this morning that I think would be good to have in this release, so I am going to be starting a 2.4.2.4 build soon.
The fixes were: removing the broken fs_inet cache (affects reloads of wxHtmlWindow items) and fixing the Alt-Numlock-Meta accelerator problem on wxGTK. I also received a module last night from Peter Yared that implements the DocView framework in Python so I'll try to squeeze that in too.
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Vaclav checked in a couple fug fixes this morning that I think would be good to have in this release, so I am going to be starting a 2.4.2.4 build soon.
Okay, they are on the preview site. If there are no show stoppers then I'll upload them to SF this evening.
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On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 02:00 PM, Robin Dunn wrote:
Robin Dunn wrote:
Vaclav checked in a couple fug fixes this morning that I think would be good to have in this release, so I am going to be starting a 2.4.2.4 build soon.
Okay, they are on the preview site. If there are no show stoppers then I'll upload them to SF this evening.
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I finally got a chance to check out the new release. It looks great.
Thanks for including my FloatCanvas. I took a look at the version you
included, to see what you changed. The only change I saw was a added
int() call in a couple places, so get rid of deprication warnings. I had
already fixed that in another way. My latest version has a few
improvements, so I've enclosed it with this message, and if you have
time, you can drop in in place of the one you have there (renaming it to
floatcanvas.py, lower case). If you don't have the time, no big deal,
there isn't all that much different, and probably nothign different it
want is shown in the demo. I'll add some more to the demo at some point
as well...
I finally got a chance to check out the new release. It looks great.
Thanks for including my FloatCanvas. I took a look at the version you
included, to see what you changed. The only change I saw was a added
int() call in a couple places, so get rid of deprication warnings. I had
already fixed that in another way. My latest version has a few
improvements, so I've enclosed it with this message, and if you have
time, you can drop in in place of the one you have there (renaming it to
floatcanvas.py, lower case). If you don't have the time, no big deal,
there isn't all that much different, and probably nothign different it
want is shown in the demo. I'll add some more to the demo at some point
as well...
Hi Chris,
As you've probably guessed I didn't end up doing another build, so this version of FloatCanvas didn't get in to the release. Please feel free to send me a patch for whatever changes you would like to see in future releases.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
As you've probably guessed I didn't end up doing another build, so this
version of FloatCanvas didn't get in to the release. Please feel free
to send me a patch for whatever changes you would like to see in future
releases.
I'll try to give you the newest version before the next release this
time. It will make more difference once I add more to the demo, without
demoing, or documenting, the new features, there's not much point in
adding them!
thanks for all you work,
-Chris
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