(I tried posting this before, but I don't think my subscription had caught yet)
I'm getting started with wxPython on Mac OS 10.3. Can anyone point me toward sample code that will show the nuts and bolts of writing large text files to the screen? TextCtrl is very nice, but 32kb is much smaller than I need.
A wxScrolledWindow (two, rather, inside wxPanels inside a wxFrame, all with wxBoxSizers) looks like the right place to work, but I can't find anything in the Demo or docs on the details of using it--the DC and so on--with text.
maybe StyledTextCtrl can meet the challenge... or if you don't need editing...
HtmlWindow
Look in the demo for some sample code on how to use them
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On Thu, 2 Sep 2004 09:40:52 -0400, Charles Hartman <cohar@conncoll.edu> wrote:
I'm getting started with wxPython on Mac OS 10.3. Can anyone point me toward sample code that will show the nuts and bolts of writing large text files to the screen? TextCtrl is very nice, but 32kb is much smaller than I need.
(I tried posting this before, but I don't think my subscription had caught yet)
I'm getting started with wxPython on Mac OS 10.3. Can anyone point me toward sample code that will show the nuts and bolts of writing large text files to the screen? TextCtrl is very nice, but 32kb is much smaller than I need.
A wxScrolledWindow (two, rather, inside wxPanels inside a wxFrame, all with wxBoxSizers) looks like the right place to work, but I can't find anything in the Demo or docs on the details of using it--the DC and so on--with text.
or if you don't need editing...