Question re Python versus wx methods

Sorry if this is obvious but I am just starting to play with wxPython and am
looking at the demo for the use FlexGridSizer. The demo (makeGrid3) shows an
AddMany method and a AddGrowableRow and AddGrowableCol set of methods. I
believe the usage makes it obvious what is happening but I am wondering
where this behaviour is documented? I can't find anything in the
wxReferences help relating to these methods so I can only assume they are
wxPython specific?

Is there any documentation for these extensions (assuming they are
extensions :-)) or is that just a matter of "read the code Luke!"? :slight_smile:

Thanks
Peter

Peter Milliken
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Peter Milliken wrote:

Sorry if this is obvious but I am just starting to play with wxPython and am
looking at the demo for the use FlexGridSizer. The demo (makeGrid3) shows an
AddMany method and a AddGrowableRow and AddGrowableCol set of methods. I
believe the usage makes it obvious what is happening but I am wondering
where this behaviour is documented? I can't find anything in the
wxReferences help relating to these methods so I can only assume they are
wxPython specific?

AddMany is, the AddGrowable*'s are not.

Is there any documentation for these extensions (assuming they are
extensions :-)) or is that just a matter of "read the code Luke!"? :slight_smile:

Currently yes, but we are working on rectifying that.

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