Hi list,
is there any easy way to find out why the selection in a wxChoice changed (i.e. did the user select another item by using the mouse, or the keyboard?). Easy means without subclassing a wxChoice.
Thanks,
Cristina.
Hi list,
is there any easy way to find out why the selection in a wxChoice changed (i.e. did the user select another item by using the mouse, or the keyboard?). Easy means without subclassing a wxChoice.
Thanks,
Cristina.
C. Iacob wrote:
Hi list,
is there any easy way to find out why the selection in a wxChoice changed (i.e. did the user select another item by using the mouse, or the keyboard?). Easy means without subclassing a wxChoice.
No, I don't think so.
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Robin Dunn
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Why does it matters?
Anyway... this is the best I could do:
Attached is a file demonstrating how you might achieve what you want.
choice.py (632 Bytes)
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 18:32:38 +0300, C. Iacob <ciacob@cluj.astral.ro> wrote:
Hi list,
is there any easy way to find out why the selection in a wxChoice changed (i.e. did the user select another item by using the mouse, or the keyboard?). Easy means without subclassing a wxChoice.
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Peter Damoc
Hacker Wannabe