Hello.
I'm hacking very slowly away at my wxPython app.
This is not a serious issue, more like eye-candy, but how would I get one of
those "grips" placed in the center of a SplitterWindow splitter? You know,
they look like a column of dots, to indicate to the user that this thing
can be dragged. The SplitterWindow doesn't really invite play.
wx.SplitterWindow tries to be as native as possible by using native
theme APIs where available to draw the sash. You can probably override
it by intercepting the splitter's EVT_PAINT event, but you'll also need
to handle painting the borders and etc. too.
You may have better luck by deriving from
wx.lib.splitter.MultiSplitterWindow and then either intercepting its
EVT_PAINT and using methods in the base class to help you draw
everything, or perhaps simply overriding some of those other methods
would be enough.
Robin, thanks for the help. I am not sure why, but my post and your reply
are listed under the "How to provide Help on Linux" in my knode newsreader
(I read this through gmane) and I have been posting repeats of my post
because I never saw your answer in here. It's only chance that I came to
look at this thread. Sorry about that.