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Hello, all ...

to replace :
    from wxPython.wx import *
    ...
    class App(wxApp) :
by :
    import wx
    ...
    class App(wx.App) :

So, what is the best replacement from :
    from wxPython.lib.buttons import *
    ...
    self.BtCop = wxButton(self.Panneau, -1, ...)
1)
    from wx..lib.buttons import *
    ...
    self.BtCop = wx.lib.buttons.Button(self.Panneau, -1, ...)
2)
    import wx.lib.buttons as wxb
    ...
    self.BtCop = wxb.Button(self.Panneau, -1, ...)

In the first solution (If it's possible), I think the code is more long to enter !...
In the second solution, is there conventions in the names (wxb : buttons, wxg : grid, ...)
What do you think about...

Sorry for my bad English language.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Yours.

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From my precedent mails, I have understood, it's better for the future

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Hugues JEAN-BAPTISTE wrote:

Hello, all ...

From my precedent mails, I have understood, it's better for the future to replace :
   from wxPython.wx import *
   ...
   class App(wxApp) :
by :
   import wx
   ...
   class App(wx.App) :

So, what is the best replacement from :
   from wxPython.lib.buttons import *
   ...
   self.BtCop = wxButton(self.Panneau, -1, ...)
1)
   from wx..lib.buttons import *
   ...
   self.BtCop = wx.lib.buttons.Button(self.Panneau, -1, ...)
2)
   import wx.lib.buttons as wxb
   ...
   self.BtCop = wxb.Button(self.Panneau, -1, ...)

In the first solution (If it's possible), I think the code is more long to enter !...
In the second solution, is there conventions in the names (wxb : buttons, wxg : grid, ...)
What do you think about...

It's your module you're importing into, use whatever makes sense for you and your project.

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