Multi column element in GridSizer ?

wxPython Users
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Hello everybody,

I'm new to wxPython and I have a question regarding 2D sizers (GridSizer & FlexGridSizer).

Is it possible to have controls in those sizers (i.e. a button) that span more than 1 grid cell??

And if it is not possible what is the standard way to create a large control surrounded by smaller ones?

Many thanks,

                Axel

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wxPython 2.3.3 and above contains RowColSizer. It's not documented,
but the demo has an example for it.

Thomas

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On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 11:02:28AM +0100, Axel Kowald wrote:

I'm new to wxPython and I have a question regarding 2D sizers (GridSizer
& FlexGridSizer).

Is it possible to have controls in those sizers (i.e. a button) that
span more than 1 grid cell??

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wxPython 2.3.3 and above contains RowColSizer. It's not documented,
but the demo has an example for it.

Yes, exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks,

                Axel

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Mike C. Fletcher wrote:

AFAIK there's no readily downloaded version of the wiki. Robin (or someone else) may prove me wrong.

Not currently. If anybody is aware of a tool for MoinMoin that generates a standalone set of html files let me know and I'll set it up to run periodically.

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Robin, Mike,

I have been looking around on the web and found the following which might be usefull. I am new to all this so just let me know if I go off the wrong tree, i.e if this does not support the tool you are using let me know the details of the tool and I will search some more.

Following are some links: (Based on what I read PublishAddOn might be the better option)

http://twiki.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/PublishAddOn

http://twiki.org/p/pub/Codev/ReadOnlyOfflineWiki/twiki2html
by: http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Main/StefanScherer

Hopefully this helpful.
Werner

Robin Dunn wrote:

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Mike C. Fletcher wrote:

AFAIK there's no readily downloaded version of the wiki. Robin (or someone else) may prove me wrong.

Not currently. If anybody is aware of a tool for MoinMoin that generates a standalone set of html files let me know and I'll set it up to run periodically.

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If all you want is the MoinMoin data, then I think that should be easy to
archive daily and make available for download, it should all be in one
directory. In order to use that a user would then need to run their own
MoinMoin locally. That is relatively easy to do, but you wouldn't be able to
integrate that with another MoinMoin installation.

If all you want is the rendered HTML pages and images, then you can get
those with any tool that downloads web sites, including the websucker.py
tool that ships with Python. There is a tkinter GUI front-end called
wsgui.py or you can use the webgrabber PythonCard sample.

http://pythoncard.sourceforge.net/samples/webgrabber.html

Since websucker.py reworks links to make a local copy, Robin could run
websucker.py as a batch job and then make the result set of files available
as a nightly archive.

Oops, I just checked and that won't work without a change to the robots.txt
file on wiki.wxpython.org:

# Only allow google
User-agent: googlebot
Disallow:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /

webchecker identifies itself as

'User-agent', 'Python-webchecker/%s' % __version__

and websucker identifies itself as

'User-agent', 'websucker/%s' % __version__

so the robots.txt file would have to be modified for webchecker or websucker
to work or the server would need to be run without the robots.txt file,
maybe on an odd port number just for the purposes of letting websucker.py do
its work, then shut down.

Of course, MoinMoin may already have some script that will output a local
copy of all the pages, so the question could be brought up on the MoinMoin
mailing list.

ka

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From: Werner F. Bruhin

Robin, Mike,

I have been looking around on the web and found the following which
might be usefull. I am new to all this so just let me know if I go off
the wrong tree, i.e if this does not support the tool you are using let
me know the details of the tool and I will search some more.

Following are some links: (Based on what I read PublishAddOn might be
the better option)

http://twiki.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/PublishAddOn

http://twiki.org/p/pub/Codev/ReadOnlyOfflineWiki/twiki2html
by: http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Main/StefanScherer

Hopefully this helpful.
Werner

Robin Dunn wrote:

> Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
>
>> AFAIK there's no readily downloaded version of the wiki. Robin (or
>> someone else) may prove me wrong.
>
>
> Not currently. If anybody is aware of a tool for MoinMoin that
> generates a standalone set of html files let me know and I'll set it
> up to run periodically.