I need something like an "add" and a "remove" button in my application.
I want to display it with a '+' and a '-'.
Does wxPhoenix offer in-build graphics for that?
Or is there a portable way for that? I mean that a os-own graphic would
be used automaticly?
Look at Phoenix wxPython phoenix documentation: There you can find an ArtProvider class. You can look in the wxPython demo (search “ArtProvider”) how to use it, wx.ART_PLUS/wx.ART_MINUS is not included in the demo yet (works on wxPython classic 2.9.5.0). There is no necessity to overload the ArtProvider (can be used as
image = wx.ArtProvider.Get …#GetBitmap or GetIcon method
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On Saturday, May 2, 2015 at 2:50:12 AM UTC+2, c.b…@posteo.jp wrote:
I need something like an “add” and a “remove” button in my application.
I want to display it with a ‘+’ and a ‘-’.
Does wxPhoenix offer in-build graphics for that?
Or is there a portable way for that? I mean that a os-own graphic would
be used automaticly?
Look at Phoenix wxPython phoenix documentation
<http://wxpython.org/Phoenix/docs/html/ArtProvider.html#artprovider>:
Ah, nice.
wx.ART_PLUS/wx.ART_MINUS
is not included in the demo yet
It isn't in the docu at all. But ART_ADD and ART_REMOVE are there.
<wxpython.org/Phoenix/docs/html/stock_items.html>
Where are the stock-ids located in the code? Maybe I check them and
update the demo with all available stock-ids.
But I have to be sure that they are all!
On 2015-05-02 01:04 nepix32 <nepix32@gmail.com> wrote: