Andrea, I did email you this privately, maybe it got lost in your trash, maybe
the question is not aimed at you at all.
I was after a listbook control that instead of having the icons and labels,
had a hyperlink style label, where the little hand changed when hovering over
them, but in all other ways functions identically to a list book.
Reason is one purely of space. If you use buttons, the number you can fit
vertically even if small is pretty limited.
Andrea, I did email you this privately, maybe it got lost in your trash, maybe the question is not aimed at you at all.
I was after a listbook control that instead of having the icons and labels, had a hyperlink style label, where the little hand changed when hovering over them, but in all other ways functions identically to a list book.
Reason is one purely of space. If you use buttons, the number you can fit vertically even if small is pretty limited.
Can anyone comment on the feasability of this?
Very feasible. You an do something like that with a collection of wx.lib.hyperlink controls, some panels, and a sizer or two. When the links are clicked on, hide the current panel, and show the new one, and then call Layout on the sizer.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
To bad the AUI_Notebook AUI_NB_LEFT style doesn’t work on windows otherwise you might have been able to just use that… a notebook with the pages on the left
Andrea, I did email you this privately, maybe it got lost in your trash, maybe
the question is not aimed at you at all.
I was after a listbook control that instead of having the icons and labels,
had a hyperlink style label, where the little hand changed when hovering over
them, but in all other ways functions identically to a list book.
Reason is one purely of space. If you use buttons, the number you can fit
vertically even if small is pretty limited.
Thanks Robin, we have already used this method, I just assumed we were being
unsophisticated and that adapting the original would be better in the long
run.
Regards
richard
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On Wednesday 14 February 2007 19:11, Robin Dunn wrote:
Richard Terry wrote:
> Aimed maybe at andrea.
>
> Andrea, I did email you this privately, maybe it got lost in your trash,
> maybe the question is not aimed at you at all.
>
> I was after a listbook control that instead of having the icons and
> labels, had a hyperlink style label, where the little hand changed when
> hovering over them, but in all other ways functions identically to a list
> book.
>
> Reason is one purely of space. If you use buttons, the number you can fit
> vertically even if small is pretty limited.
>
> Can anyone comment on the feasability of this?
Very feasible. You an do something like that with a collection of
wx.lib.hyperlink controls, some panels, and a sizer or two. When the
links are clicked on, hide the current panel, and show the new one, and
then call Layout on the sizer.
