Hi list,
I have some inquiry regarding the wx.MessageDialog. As far as I can tell, I only accepts string to be its message. Is there a way to modify this so that I could alter the font size of the message to make it more clearer for my users?
Let me elaborate. When using GNOME and when you try to delete a certain file, the system will pop-up a message dialog like this. But I can not create that kind of message dialog using wxPython. Or maybe, I’m hoping that this is the case, I just don’t know how to. I can only create a message dialog similar to this one.
From the former image, you can clearly see that it is a warning message, while the later is quite unclear.
Can anyone help me create something like the former?
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They don't appear to be wrapped from wxPython (I'm using the latest
preview release), but wxMessageDialog has SetMessage and
SetExtendedMessage methods. An oversight in the SWIG wrappers maybe?
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On 9/16/07, Bertrand Son Kintanar <b3rxkintanar@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi list,
I have some inquiry regarding the wx.MessageDialog. As far as I can tell, I
only accepts string to be its message. Is there a way to modify this so that
I could alter the font size of the message to make it more clearer for my
users?
Let me elaborate. When using GNOME and when you try to delete a certain
file, the system will pop-up a message dialog like this. But I can not
create that kind of message dialog using wxPython. Or maybe, I'm hoping that
this is the case, I just don't know how to. I can only create a message
dialog similar to this one.
From the former image, you can clearly see that it is a warning message,
while the later is quite unclear.
Can anyone help me create something like the former?
