Bruce Who wrote:
>2.5 means the script should pick up a wxpython with version higher than 2.5 on the user's box.
but you may not realy want that! when 2.7 (or 2.8 or 3.6, or....) comes out, you may want your script to run only with versions that you have actually tested. Of course, wxversion provides for this. From the wiki:
http://wiki.wxpython.org/index.cgi/MultiVersionInstalls
"""
You can also pass a list of versions to select from, and again, whichever installed version has the best score with any of your requests will be the one chosen. Since the installed versions are in reverse sorted order when doing the scoring any ties will be broken by choosing the one with the largest version number. For example:
wxversion.select(["2.5.4", "2.6"])
In the example above if both 2.5.4 and 2.6.1 are installed then 2.6.1 will be chosen.
"""
so you can provide a list of all the versions that you have actually tested you code with, and it will find one on the user's system that matches.
-Chris