1) I want to set the cell editor for each column of a grid.
Do I have to call SetCellEditor for every row in that column,
or is there a SetColCellEditor?
2) I tried SetDefaultEditor, thinking that it will set all the cells,
but it did nothing.
3) wx.grid.GridCellFloatEditor() does not allow any parameters.
But the C++ help says:
wxGridCellFloatEditor(int width = -1, int precision = -1)
Is there a way to set the precision of the GridCellFloatEditor?
The default precision is fixed at 6, which gives too many zeros.
4) When the cell editor is shown and I click somewhere outside
using the mouse, the editor should be destroyed. Can this
be done by default by wxPython?
5) Why cant mouse Left/Right Double Click be allowed to
open the cell editor by default by wxPython, as commented
in the demo?
1) I want to set the cell editor for each column of a grid.
Do I have to call SetCellEditor for every row in that column,
or is there a SetColCellEditor?
You can set the column attributes with SetColAttr, see GridCustEditor.py in the demo.
2) I tried SetDefaultEditor, thinking that it will set all the cells,
but it did nothing.
I think there was a change to the priority that attrs are chosen or something that made this break, but it's been that way for a long time.
3) wx.grid.GridCellFloatEditor() does not allow any parameters.
But the C++ help says:
wxGridCellFloatEditor(int width = -1, int precision = -1)
Oops.
Is there a way to set the precision of the GridCellFloatEditor?
The default precision is fixed at 6, which gives too many zeros.
4) When the cell editor is shown and I click somewhere outside
using the mouse, the editor should be destroyed. Can this
be done by default by wxPython?
Add a EVT_KILL_FOCUS handler to the editor and call