I was thinking of something like the classic Apple and Adobe graphic toolboxes; columns of icons, usually located at the left of the screen. What's striking about this--and there's a lot of examples I haven't studied, so I may have missed it--is that while TB_VERTICAL is in the API, it doesn't seem much used. It seems to be very much out of the mainstream and I was wondering why that was. WxGlade, for instance, doesn't even offer it as an option, as far as I can tell, and I don't think wxDesigner does either.
Randolph
R Fritz wrote:
I was thinking of something like the classic Apple and Adobe graphic toolboxes; columns of icons, usually located at the left of the screen.
I don't know " classic Apple" or " Adobe graphic toolboxes",
can you give an example ?
If I understand your description well,
I would ask,
did you even look at the wxPython demo ?
What's striking about this--and there's a lot of examples I haven't studied, so I may have missed it--is that while TB_VERTICAL is in the API, it doesn't seem much used. It seems to be very much out of the mainstream
why do you think that ?
and I was wondering why that was. WxGlade, for instance, doesn't even offer it as an option, as far as I can tell, and I don't think wxDesigner does either.
AFAIK, wxGlade / wxDesigner are (limited) top level IDE's,
they can be top-level only, by not exposing every tiny detail of wxPython,
and probably only support what's mostly wanted (from their viewpoint).
So you could better ask the question to the developers of wxGlade / wxDesigner.
And you might consider to use native wxPython, possibly with some unlimited convenience tools.
cheers,
Stef
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Randolph
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