I issue a Maximize(True) call to open the main window of my application
in a maximized state.
On Windows (2000), wxPython 2.8.7.1 the maximized window has a small
border on the right and bottom around my content. If use the window
buttons to restore and re-maximize the window, this border goes away.
Under GTK+, the content fills the window.
Mark
Hi,
if this is the same problem, like I had some time ago:
http://lists.wxwidgets.org/pipermail/wxpython-users/2008-April/074400.html
calling frame.Layout() just after frame.Show() could also fix it (as has been proposed to me by Robin).
Greetings,
Vlasta
ยทยทยท
2008/7/12, Mark Erbaugh mark@microenh.com:
I issue a Maximize(True) call to open the main window of my application
in a maximized state.
On Windows (2000), wxPython 2.8.7.1 the maximized window has a small
border on the right and bottom around my content. If use the window
buttons to restore and re-maximize the window, this border goes away.
Under GTK+, the content fills the window.
Mark
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