I've noticed that whenever I set wxTE_MULTILINE for one of my wxTextCtrl controls on a form, tab traversal stops at that control. However, when I turn off wxTE_MULTILINE, tab traversal is fine.
I did some research on Google and it sounds like this is a known issue, but I couldn't find a fix or work-around for it.
Does anyone have a work-around for this they could show me?
Thanks for the help!
Chris
python 2.3.2; wxPython 2.4; Boa 2.8
Chris wrote:
I've noticed that whenever I set wxTE_MULTILINE for one of my wxTextCtrl controls on a form, tab traversal stops at that control. However, when I turn off wxTE_MULTILINE, tab traversal is fine.
I did some research on Google and it sounds like this is a known issue, but I couldn't find a fix or work-around for it.
Does anyone have a work-around for this they could show me?
python 2.3.2; wxPython 2.4; Boa 2.8
Which platform? Do you use one of the wxTE_RICH styles? What is the parent window? Does tab-traversal work in the wxTextCtrl sample in the demo for you? (It does here on XP.)
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Which platform?
Windows XP Pro
> Do you use one of the wxTE_RICH styles?
I'm only using wxTE_MULTILINE
> What is the parent window?
wxFrame
> Does tab-traversal work in the wxTextCtrl sample in the demo for you? (It does here on XP.)
Hmmm... It does. Perhaps I need to look more closely at my code.
Thanks for you help.
Chris
Robin Dunn wrote:
Chris wrote:
I've noticed that whenever I set wxTE_MULTILINE for one of my wxTextCtrl controls on a form, tab traversal stops at that control. However, when I turn off wxTE_MULTILINE, tab traversal is fine.
I did some research on Google and it sounds like this is a known issue, but I couldn't find a fix or work-around for it.
Does anyone have a work-around for this they could show me?
python 2.3.2; wxPython 2.4; Boa 2.8
Which platform? Do you use one of the wxTE_RICH styles? What is the parent window? Does tab-traversal work in the wxTextCtrl sample in the demo for you? (It does here on XP.)
Chris wrote:
> Which platform?
Windows XP Pro> Do you use one of the wxTE_RICH styles?
I'm only using wxTE_MULTILINE> What is the parent window?
wxFrame
Put the controls on a wxPanel, and put the wxPanel in the frame.
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org Java give you jitters? Relax with wxPython!