Hi,
I have a ScrolledWindow. But I programmatically add some controls
to it. But it doesn't show a scrollbar until I resize the frame. I
couldn't find a way to show scrollbars. Maybe it can be done by firing
size event. But do you know any easy way of doing this ? (on windows
2.8.0.1)
I believe calling window.Layout() should handle it properly.
- Josiah
"Murat Erten" <murerten@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a ScrolledWindow. But I programmatically add some controls
to it. But it doesn't show a scrollbar until I resize the frame. I
couldn't find a way to show scrollbars. Maybe it can be done by firing
size event. But do you know any easy way of doing this ? (on windows
2.8.0.1)
Murat Erten wrote:
Hi,
I have a ScrolledWindow. But I programmatically add some controls
to it. But it doesn't show a scrollbar until I resize the frame. I
couldn't find a way to show scrollbars. Maybe it can be done by firing
size event. But do you know any easy way of doing this ? (on windows
2.8.0.1)
If you're not using a sizer then you need to SetVirtualSize and SetScrollRate. If you are using a sizer then you need to trigger a layout. If calling Layout doesn't do it then try SendSizeEvent.
--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!
It's in a sizer but Layout didn't do anything. But SendSizeEvent made
it work. Thanks to the masters, one more windows issue is solved 
2007/1/24, Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com>:
Murat Erten wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a ScrolledWindow. But I programmatically add some controls
> to it. But it doesn't show a scrollbar until I resize the frame. I
> couldn't find a way to show scrollbars. Maybe it can be done by firing
> size event. But do you know any easy way of doing this ? (on windows
> 2.8.0.1)If you're not using a sizer then you need to SetVirtualSize and
SetScrollRate. If you are using a sizer then you need to trigger a
layout. If calling Layout doesn't do it then try SendSizeEvent.--
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!---------------------------------------------------------------------
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