It's a great news!
I'll test it in my next wx application!
Atti
Cool. As noted, don't use the version posted earlier, there have been a number of bug-fixes since then.
I've been converting everything in wxoo to use this mechanism, and it seems to do the job properly. There is one anomoly where reverse-tabbing seems to be using the non-registered set of children instead of the registered children. I'm considering making that an explicit style (it's actually very useful) when I go about tracking down why it's doing that.
I should also note (since it came up in a discussion off-list):
I'm not really interested in making this a stand-alone module or
keeping it "clean" for use with projects outside of wxoo. I posted
it (as a sort of "recipe") because I knew others have had problems
with this issue. If there is someone that wants to step up and
develop an "official" version with proper documentation, demos,
etceteras, that's fine, but I'm basically content with the code
as-is and am not planning to do much with it beyond using it and
fixing any bugs that show up.
Enjoy yourselves,
Mike
Szuts Attila wrote:
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It's a great news!
I'll test it in my next wx application!
Atti
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Mike C. Fletcher wrote:
Cool. As noted, don't use the version posted earlier, there have been a number of bug-fixes since then.
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I've been converting everything in wxoo to use this mechanism, and it seems to do the job properly. There is one anomoly where reverse-tabbing seems to be using the non-registered set of children instead of the registered children. I'm considering making that an explicit style (it's actually very useful) when I go about tracking down why it's doing that.
I should also note (since it came up in a discussion off-list):
I'm not really interested in making this a stand-alone module or
keeping it "clean" for use with projects outside of wxoo. I posted
it (as a sort of "recipe") because I knew others have had problems
with this issue. If there is someone that wants to step up and
develop an "official" version with proper documentation, demos,
etceteras, that's fine, but I'm basically content with the code
as-is and am not planning to do much with it beyond using it and
fixing any bugs that show up.
The code looks useful to me and I wouldn't mind putting it into the wxPython library, but I wouldn't be able to do much maintenance other than aplying patches now and then. If this is agreeable then let me know when you get your "anomoly" worked out.
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