I'm really sorry for the attachment, I simply didn't realize it is that
huge.
I fixed the problem, it was a stupid error that I fixed in the morning.
wxDrawBitmap does work.
I attached a working version for those who are curious.
Once again: to start a new curve right click then left click and move
your mouse, to terminate the curve, double-click.
Thanks,
~Serge
digitizer.py (7.52 KB)
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Dear Serge,
I changed line 225 to
if sz != (0,0):
img.Rescale(sz[0], sz[1])
To get it running. The first time OnSize is called you get a client size of
0,0, and a rescale operation to this size seems to raise an exception, at
least on python 2.3 and wxPython 2.4.2.4.
Regards
Oliver
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-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Serge Boiko [mailto:boiko@demogr.mpg.de]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 4. November 2003 18:34
An: wxPython-users@lists.wxwindows.org
Betreff: [wxPython-users] re: using backround image for painting: fixed
I'm really sorry for the attachment, I simply didn't realize it is that
huge.
I fixed the problem, it was a stupid error that I fixed in the morning.
wxDrawBitmap does work. I attached a working version for those who are
curious. Once again: to start a new curve right click then left click and
move your mouse, to terminate the curve, double-click.
Thanks,
~Serge
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