I am taking first steps on using wxPython and wxDesigner. I created one
simple dialog - form with several controls.
How can i read values from controls after user clicks "OK"? I tried to
use GetChildren() method and then iterate over resulting list to find
interesting controls by comparing known ID (set in wxDesigner) with
output of GetId() method of each list element. So far everything works
as expected, but when i try to use GetValue() method of list element i
get following error:
AttributeError: wxWindowPtr instance has no attribute 'GetValue'
Why is this wxWindowPtr instance instead of wxComboBox, which it should
be according to value returned by GetId()?
Is there any better method for reading controls?
My environment:
Python: 2.1.3
wxPython: 2.2.7
OS: Debian Woody
AttributeError: wxWindowPtr instance has no attribute 'GetValue'
Why is this wxWindowPtr instance instead of wxComboBox, which it should
be according to value returned by GetId()?
Is there any better method for reading controls?
My environment:
Python: 2.1.3
wxPython: 2.2.7
OS: Debian Woody
I see you've already discovered how to use wxDesigner to make the getters, but just as an FYI the newer releases of wxPython would probably have worked with your original code. The type of the C++ object is now used to contruct a Python object of the right type whenever needed, and most of the time the original python object is returned instead of just making a new proxy object to wrap the C++ object.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
On Thu, May 15, 2003 at 10:27:06AM -0700, Robin Dunn wrote:
I see you've already discovered how to use wxDesigner to make the
getters, but just as an FYI the newer releases of wxPython would
probably have worked with your original code.
