I am just re-discovering pyCrust and noticed a little problem.
wxversion.select("and pressing ctrl-shift-space) shows the documentation but it "falls of the screen" at the top. Is there a way to resolve this? Even better would be if the tool window would be scrollable.
I am just re-discovering pyCrust and noticed a little problem.
wxversion.select("and pressing ctrl-shift-space) shows the documentation but it "falls of the screen" at the top. Is there a way to resolve this? Even better would be if the tool window would be scrollable.
Hi,
Try
help(wxversion.select)
or simply move the shell window with the active line to the bottom of
the screen
I don't think, there is a simple way to have scrollable tooltips (or
that it would be useful ...). maybe some regular dialogs can be used,
but most tips aren't that long.
hth,
vbr
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2010/2/11 werner <wbruhin@free.fr>:
On 11/02/2010 13:44, werner wrote:
I am just re-discovering pyCrust and noticed a little problem.
wxversion.select("and pressing ctrl-shift-space) shows the documentation
but it "falls of the screen" at the top. Is there a way to resolve this?
Even better would be if the tool window would be scrollable.
Yeah, that's annoying. Scintilla used to (a long time ago) attempt to position the calltip window below the editor line if it was too close to the top of the screen, not sure why it isn't any more. Maybe it's sensing that it's too long to fully display that way too and so it just gives up. Anyway that part of Scintilla is mostly fixed and there isn't much we can do about it at the PyCrust or wxStyledTextCtrl level. Something we could do is limit the text given to the calltip if it is too long. I'll look at patches if anyone is interested in doing it.
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On 2/11/10 4:44 AM, werner wrote:
I am just re-discovering pyCrust and noticed a little problem.
wxversion.select("and pressing ctrl-shift-space) shows the documentation
but it "falls of the screen" at the top. Is there a way to resolve this?
Even better would be if the tool window would be scrollable.