How to apply MakeModal() method on frame with child dialog

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Hello,
I have my files structure as follow (see attached):-

frame.py = this file contains two classes for frame and dialog (MyFrame1 and MyDialog1 respectively)

main.py = this file import the classes above and also contains two sub-classes based on the above (MyFrame2 and MyDialog2 respectively).

Now keeping the file structure as it is above, how do I make the Frame window inactive when the dialog window is opened?

How can the MakeModal() method be properly applied on the file arrangement/structure above? All the examples I found so far make uses of two frames instead of a frame and a dialog.

wxPython Classic on Python 27

Thanks

frame.py (1.52 KB)

main.py (432 Bytes)

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File structure doesn’t have anything to do with it. If you have a
class derived from wx.Dialog, then if you do
dlg.ShowModal()
that dialog will be shown modally.

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Umar Yusuf wrote:

I have my files structure as follow (see attached):-

frame.py = this file contains two classes for frame
and dialog (MyFrame1 and MyDialog1 respectively)

main.py = this file import the classes above and
also contains two sub-classes based on the above (MyFrame2 and
MyDialog2 respectively).

      Now keeping the file structure as it is above, how do I

make the Frame window inactive when the dialog window is
opened?

      How can the MakeModal() method be properly applied on the

file arrangement/structure above? All the examples I found so
far make uses of two frames instead of a frame and a dialog.

-- Tim Roberts, Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

timr@probo.com

3

Fantastic, that was the method I was looking for. Thanks @Tim

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On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 11:29 AM, Tim Roberts timr@probo.com wrote:

Umar Yusuf wrote:

I have my files structure as follow (see attached):-

frame.py = this file contains two classes for frame
and dialog (MyFrame1 and MyDialog1 respectively)

main.py = this file import the classes above and
also contains two sub-classes based on the above (MyFrame2 and
MyDialog2 respectively).

      Now keeping the file structure as it is above, how do I

make the Frame window inactive when the dialog window is
opened?

      How can the MakeModal() method be properly applied on the

file arrangement/structure above? All the examples I found so
far make uses of two frames instead of a frame and a dialog.

-- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

File structure doesn't have anything to do with it.  If you have a

class derived from wx.Dialog, then if you do

    dlg.ShowModal()

that dialog will be shown modally.

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