Sorry if this comes as a duplicate.
In wxPython 2.4.x I could do things like this:
self.control.SetLabel(_('Rating Type:'))
as I used wxADJUST_MINSIZE when adding these controls to the respective
sizer.
I converted all these flags to the new namespace but if the text
returned by gettext is a bit longer then the size of the control size
then the control gets not resized.
I can't figure out what I need to do to my code to adjust to the new
beheaviour.
Tried a few things but no success, any hints would be appreciated.
See you
Werner
Hi All,
Attached a small example, on 2.4.x the button and the staticText get expanded when clicking on the first button.
On 2.5.5.0 (on Windows XP) nothing happens, even if I un-comment the lines with InvalidateBestSize etc.
See you
Werner
Werner F. Bruhin wrote:
sizertest.py (3.58 KB)
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Sorry if this comes as a duplicate.
In wxPython 2.4.x I could do things like this:
self.control.SetLabel(_('Rating Type:'))
as I used wxADJUST_MINSIZE when adding these controls to the respective
sizer.
I converted all these flags to the new namespace but if the text
returned by gettext is a bit longer then the size of the control size
then the control gets not resized.
I can't figure out what I need to do to my code to adjust to the new
beheaviour.
Tried a few things but no success, any hints would be appreciated.
See you
Werner
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