"Large" wxGrid Question

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1

Obviously, I am missing a "counter = counter + 1" at the end of the loop...

self.ClearGrid()

counter = 0
for columns in range(9):
      for rows in range(len(self.numberofrows):
            if FilterIsOK:
                  self.SetCellValue(counter, columns, somevalue)
                  # increment row
                  counter = counter + 1

Thank you.

Andrea

2

Take a look at GridTableBase (wx.grid.PyGridTableBase). This lets you decouple the grid data from
the grid view. You do have to jump through a few hoops to change the number of rows, but there's an
example of how to do this in the wiki.

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Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2004 3:29 AM
Subject: Rif: [wxPython-users] "Large" wxGrid Question

Obviously, I am missing a "counter = counter + 1" at the end of the loop...

self.ClearGrid()

counter = 0
for columns in range(9):
     for rows in range(len(self.numberofrows):
           if FilterIsOK:
                 self.SetCellValue(counter, columns, somevalue)
                 # increment row
                 counter = counter + 1

Thank you.

Andrea

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