How do I remove the panels from the underpanel? … wx.Sizer has Remove() … so the only way I know is to do a Remove() for each item… which is stored in an item list… … Sometimes i do not want to clear all of the items … only some… isn’t doing a Remove on the sizer the only way to do this?
You can call underpanel.RemoveChild(item), probably. And as Josiah said, you can also do item.Destroy().
How do I remove the panels from the underpanel? .. wx.Sizer has
Remove() ... so the only way I know is to do a Remove() for each
item.. which is stored in an item list.. .. Sometimes i do not
want to clear all of the items .. only some.. isn't doing a Remove
on the sizer the only way to do this?
You can call underpanel.RemoveChild(item), probably. And as Josiah said, you can also do item.Destroy().
You're probably correct. Sometimes you can see an item getting added. One way around this is to call Freeze() before adding the panel and then Thaw() afterwards. By the way, which method were you referring to when you said that it worked?
A totally different question that puzzels me is that when you click the test button... in a very small instant you see a small box in the corner just before the panel is added to the list.... any idea what might be causing this?? It looks like its creating the panel.. then resizing it to the correct size..
Thanks,
Soren
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 4:12 PM, Mike Driscoll <mike@pythonlibrary.org > <mailto:mike@pythonlibrary.org>> wrote:
Hi,
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 3:48 PM, Søren Nielsen > <soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com > <mailto:soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com> > <mailto:soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com > <mailto:soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com>>> wrote:
How do I remove the panels from the underpanel? .. wx.Sizer has
Remove() ... so the only way I know is to do a Remove() for
each
item.. which is stored in an item list.. .. Sometimes i do not
want to clear all of the items .. only some.. isn't doing a
Remove
on the sizer the only way to do this?
You can call underpanel.RemoveChild(item), probably. And as
Josiah said, you can also do item.Destroy().
I tried to use both Destroy() and Hide()… both worked… I didn’t use the detach since i don’t need to save the panel for later… but I might in the future…
You’re probably correct. Sometimes you can see an item getting added. One way around this is to call Freeze() before adding the panel and then Thaw() afterwards. By the way, which method were you referring to when you said that it worked?
A totally different question that puzzels me is that when you click the test button… in a very small instant you see a small box in the corner just before the panel is added to the list… any idea what might be causing this?? It looks like its creating the panel… then resizing it to the correct size…
Hi,
On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 3:48 PM, Søren Nielsen
<soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com
<mailto:soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com>
<mailto:soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com
<mailto:soren.skou.nielsen@gmail.com>>> wrote:
How do I remove the panels from the underpanel? .. wx.Sizer has
Remove() ... so the only way I know is to do a Remove() for
each
item.. which is stored in an item list.. .. Sometimes i do not
want to clear all of the items .. only some.. isn't doing a
Remove
on the sizer the only way to do this?
You can call underpanel.RemoveChild(item), probably. And as
Josiah said, you can also do item.Destroy().
See also info at:
[http://wxpython.org/docs/api/wx.Window-class.html#RemoveChild](http://wxpython.org/docs/api/wx.Window-class.html#RemoveChild),
which suggests that you shouldn't call RemoveChild but indeed
do item.Destroy() / item.Hide().
Cheers,
--Tim
On the off chance that you might want to use that panel again
later, you should use the sizer's Detach() method instead.
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