I am learning wxPython to create a small GUI project and am having some difficulty figuring out how to use wx.BoxSizer correctly for dynamic layouts. I have created a vertical sizer with some widgets, but they don’t resize as I would expect when I resize the window. I suspect that I am missing a flag or using the wrong proportions.
Can someone provide a quick example of how to use nested sizers correctly or control spacing between widgets? And is there an effective way to visually debug layout problems in wxPython?
On a side note, I’m also enrolled in a CISSP Course, and I’m trying to balance that with learning wxPython, so any beginner-friendly tips or resources would be super helpful. I’m really enjoying wxPython so far and want to make the most of my learning time.
Thanks in advance for your help this forum seems like a great place to learn from experienced developers!
I know this might get some hate but for simple examples to help my understanding of WX & python in general, I often use copilot to create a simple examples which often helps to understand the flags/options & basic layout controls.
You can even pass follow-up questions like I want it to expand vertically instead of horizontally or both.
However, as Dietmar suggested the WxDemos are also very useful and self explanatory.
I used them a lot to understand different sizers for my applications.